Fund Your Retirement or Your Child’s College?

If you are facing the dilemma of saving for retirement or your child's college education, what should you do? Category: Retirement Towards the end of the year, many are undergoing an annual review of their retirement funds. It certainly was a tough year and one of the decisions many parents are grandparents are facing is …

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Plan Your 2023 Retirement Contributions

Now is the time to plan next year's retirement contributions. Here's what you need to know. Tip Category: Planning As part of your planning for next year, now is the time to review funding your retirement accounts in 2023. Recent cost of living calculations means much higher contribution limits for next year. Plus the higher …

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Should You Expense or Depreciate Your Capital Asset?

Section 179 and bonus depreciation let you take larger, short-term deductions for capital purchases. Does it make sense for your business to take advantage? Tip Category: Deductions If you own a business, you know that you may accelerate the expensing of qualified capital purchases. This can be done within two special provisions in the tax …

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Don’t Run Afoul of the IRS’s Nanny Tax

The IRS is enforcing Nanny Tax rules that regulate whether a domestic worker you pay is considered a contractor or employee. Tip Category: Miscellaneous The IRS is more strictly enforcing rules that determine whether a worker is actually your employee, rather than an independent contractor. So be careful if you regularly pay a gardener, housekeeper, …

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