Here’s an important reminder for small nonprofit organizations: If your organization had its tax-exempt status revoked for failing to file an annual return from 2007… Read more »
If you want to give your tax record keeping skills a performance boost, do what accounting professionals do. 1. Maintain a separate bank account for… Read more »
Time is running out to make tax-saving moves for 2012. Here’s a sampling of ideas to consider. Maximize the contributions to your employer’s tax-deferred retirement… Read more »
If the current job market has you thinking about starting a business of your own, take some steps to increase the odds that your business… Read more »
There are many reasons why the Internal Revenue Service could be contacting you. Some contacts involve very minor corrections; some are for serious changes that… Read more »
The end of the year is the traditional time for securities investors to “harvest” capital losses for federal income tax purposes. But there’s an added… Read more »
Should you send your child off to college with a credit card? Opinions are divided, both among parents and financial advisors. It’s a situation that… Read more »
A college education. Retirement. What do these major life events have in common? One shared characteristic is that each comes with a price tag. Here’s… Read more »
Some tax-cutting strategies make good financial sense. Other tax strategies are simply bad ideas, often because tax considerations are allowed to override basic economics. Here’s… Read more »
On June 28, the Supreme Court ruled that the “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010” was constitutional, including the provision in the law… Read more »
