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Tax Topics For Individuals
Four Ways to Keep Cash Flow High During Busy Season
Everyone struggles to keep up when business really takes off. Projects come all at once. You may hire additional field workers to meet…
Review Your Social Security Statement
The Social Security Administration automatically mails Social Security statements to all workers age 25 and older who do not yet…
Tax-Smart Cash Flow Solution for Seniors with Appreciated Homes
Many older people own greatly appreciated homes but are short of cash. A side effect of large appreciation is the fact that selling the…
Saving for Your Child’s Education With a Section 529 Plan
Q. It's time for us to begin saving for our child's education. We've heard a great deal about Section 529 plans. What…
A Potentially Large Responsibility: Taxes After Someone Dies
The death of a loved one is always difficult but it can be even more challenging if you are the one who must handle all the resulting…
Ten Reasons to Have a Will and Estate Plan
If you already have a last will and testament, then you are among the minority of the population. Great planning! However, for those of…
Helping Your Child Manage Debt
One of the unexpected outcomes of your child going off to college is an increased interest in him or her by credit card companies. Why…
Getting a Late Start on Saving
Have you suddenly realized that you're getting older and still haven't saved much for retirement? Don't just avoid the…
Setting the Stage for Your Retirement
Are you counting down the years to retirement? Whether the big day is imminent, in the distant future, or somewhere in between, you…
How Much Does America Pay In Taxes?
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