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7 Ways To Make the Best Use of Your Tax Refund
Whether you’ve already filed your income tax or are about to, you may be looking forward to a nice big refund check from Uncle Sam. In fact, the average tax refund last year was about $2,700 which is more than [Read more...]
President Obama v GOP Congress: What Could It Mean For Your Tax Bill?
Now that President Obama has been re-elected there has been a lot of talk about what he and the Democrats did right, what Mitt Romney and the Republicans did wrong, and even who’s in the running for 2016…
When to Refuse Your Year End Bonus
It doesn’t seem right but sometimes you actually lose more money when you make more money…
How to Minimize Taxes on Your Retirement Income
Nobody likes paying taxes. But what can be a mere annoyance while you’re working can be a major headache when you retire. That’s because taxes are generally the biggest expense in retirement and retirees often need every penny of income [Read more...]
5 Mistakes Your CPA Won’t Tell You But Your Tax Return Will
Your tax return speaks to you and all you have to do is learn how to listen. This is something that financial planners and CPAs have known for years. Classes are even offered to financial professionals on “how to find [Read more...]
You are Missing Thousands of Dollars in Tax Breaks and Savings in Your W-2
Tax forms are arriving in your mailbox as we speak. Most people usually open them, glance at them to make sure all the information is correct and then file them in the folder labeled with the tax year. ..
How to Make Tax Time Less Painful
Yes, it’s that time of year again. By now, you should have gotten your W-2s and other documents you need to prepare your tax returns. This inevitably raises some questions. Should you do it on your own or hire a [Read more...]
How to Pay Taxes Like Mitt Romney
How would you like to pay taxes like GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney? Considering that his recently released tax returns show that he paid about $3 million in taxes on each of his 2010 and 20011 returns, this doesn’t sound [Read more...]
What Could a Paul Presidency Mean for Your Finances?
Even after a second place showing in the New Hampshire primary last night, virtually no one thinks that Ron Paul will actually be elected president. But given that he won the youth vote by a large margin in both Iowa [Read more...]
12 Financial Resolutions for 2012
Yes, it’s that time again. As New Year’s Eve approaches, it comes with the prospect of making New Year’s resolutions that we hope to finally keep this year. These resolutions usually revolve around health and finances…
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