Taxes

Making More Money from Capital Gain Taxes
As we may know, keeping a diversified portfolio can be beneficial to the overall health of our financial stability and growth. Taking a closer look at each investment, they fall into two categories of taxes: capital gains tax and ordinary tax. Read more →
Managing Freelance Tax
According to business analysts, the home-based business trend is on the rise and a lot of people are jumping onto self-employment. The news is not surprising since there are many advantages in being self-employed and owning your own business. Read more →
Many Taxpayers Overlook AMT
Many taxpayers don't ever consider checking to see if they fall into the AMT. In fact, many don't even know what it is.Those that attempt to figure it out, often get confused by the calculations and simply assume that they don't owe it. Read more →
Marriage and Taxes
Getting married is the greatest day for 50 percent of couples. The other 50 percent get divorced. Perhaps the marriage tax penalty has something to do with it. Read more →
Marriage or Divorce - Check Your Social Security Number
Newlyweds and the recently divorced should make sure that names on their tax returns match those registered with the Social Security Administration (SSA). Read more →
Michigan Lawmakers Abolish State Business Tax
Michigan state legislature has voted to approve the abolition of the state business tax starting in 2008. The move is a bid to boost investment and job creation. Read more →
Middle Class Tax Relief
Middle class tax relief is tax relief targeted mainly at the middle-income families. For helping middle class families and to create job opportunities for this segment of the population, the U. Read more →
Military Reservists, Enlistees May Get Deferral of Back Taxes
Reservists called to active duty and enlistees in the armed forces may qualify for a deferral of taxes owed if they can show that their ability to pay taxes was affected by their military service. Read more →
Minimizing Income Tax Liability Includes Cost Segregation!
Cost Segregation is an IRS endorsed tax strategy that is simple and easy to understand. The purpose in having a Cost Segregation Study performed is to allow owners to depreciate their commercial property in a manner that is different from the standard method of accounting, which is 39 years. Read more →
Minimizing the Income Tax on the Receipt of Lump-Sum Social Security Benefits
Sometimes a taxpayer will receive Social Security benefits in one lump sum. A taxpayer might have to pay income taxes on up to 85 percent of these benefits. Read more →

Aphorism

The intuitive mind is a sacred gift, and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift.

Albert Einstein


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