It’s that time of year again and you have been collecting your documents for your tax return. Whether you prepare your own or have a tax preparer, here is a handy guide to make sure you have everything you need… Read More
Reviewing Your Tax Return
Sunsetting the Estate Tax Exemption
Many people do not have to worry about heirs paying taxes on their estate. This is because the federal exemption amount is currently $13.61 million, meaning that your estate must be valued above that for any estate taxes to apply…. Read More
Small Business Retirement Plans
For small business owners and solo entrepreneurs, planning for retirement can often take a backseat to day-to-day operations. However, establishing a solid retirement plan is essential for both your future and that of your employees. With various options available, finding… Read More
Mid-Year Tax Planning
Most taxpayers think about taxes twice a year: in December, the last month of the year to make certain tax moves; and in April, when tax returns are due. In this article, we discuss some things you can do partway… Read More
The SECURE Act 2.0: What’s Changed?
You may remember the SECURE Act, which was signed into law by President Donald Trump in December 2019. This Act changed many rules relating to retirement plans, especially IRAs and 401(k)s. One large change this brought is in increasing the… Read More
Tax Returns: What to Know BEFORE You Sign
Unfortunately (or fortunately), we’re not all tax specialists. Despite this, ultimately the responsibility for attesting to the accuracy of a tax return rests with the taxpayer, not the tax-preparer. This article outlines some key items to review before signing off… Read More
Roadmap to Retirement: Create a Financial Plan with Confidence
Uncertainty surrounding the answer to the question, “Will I have enough?” is a large source of anxiety for many people nearing retirement age. Even exceptional savers often wonder if they will have enough, if their level of spending is sustainable,… Read More
