Minimizing Taxes in Retirement
Should you be “taxaphobic,” or do you prepare now for higher taxes later? Maybe a little bit of both.
Scammers Getting More Brazen
This far after tax season, scammers are still making calls, claiming to be from the IRS. Don’t be duped! Read what to look for in this Tax Tip.
Foreign Banks Forced to Report US Account Owners’ Tax Information to IRS
Under the FATCA law that bank account in the Cayman Islands will be reported to the IRS. Find out what this means in this Tax Tip.
Only One Nontaxable 60-Day Rollover OK’d
In today’s Marietta Daily Journal, Bil Lako, CFP®, explains the IRS’ changes to IRA Rollover Rules. Read the Article
Georgia Qualified Education Expense Tax Credit Program
Dan DiLuzio, C.P.A., a Tax Manager with Henssler Financial, explains Georgia’s Qualified Education Expense Tax Credit Program. Dan describes how you can apply for the credit, the major benefits of the credit and why it has become so popular.
Q&A Time: PepsiCo, CVS Caremark, Walgreens and More
We address listeners’ questions on 401(k)s, saving for retirement and give our preference between CVS Caremark and Walgreen Company
Transactions Don’t Always Involve Money
If you trade your business services with another vendor for products, that barter is taxable income. We explain in today’s Marietta Daily Journal. Read the Article
Will the Affordable Care Act Affect Your Tax Return for 2014?
If you do not have health insurance during 2014, you may have to pay a penalty on your individual’s income tax returns. Learn more in this Tax Tip.
Tax Facts about Summertime Child Care Expenses
If you have children under 13 who require daycare while you work, you may qualify for a tax credit. Read all about it in this Tax Tip.
A New Twist on Your Favorite Game Show
“You’ve just won a brand new car!” But who pays the taxes? Find out in this week’s Tax Tip.