Some good news – the IRS has set the limits for 2018 for Health Savings Account. You can contribute up to $3,450 for single coverage or up to $6,900 for family coverage in 2018.
Some bad news – the maximum … Read More
By Jennifer Youngblood | November 28, 2016 |
On Nov. 2, 2015, President Barack Obama signed into law the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 (BBA). While the main purpose of this legislation was to re-allocate funds to ensure disability recipients … Read More
“How wonderful it is to be an American. We have known the best of times and the worst of times.” Maya Angelou
Donald J. Trump has been elected the 45th President … Read More
Tax Saving Opportunities to Qualified Charitable Organizations
If you are a taxpayer over 70 ½ years of age, who makes donations to charitable organizations, you might consider contributing directly from an IRA. By doing so, you may remove existing income … Read More
The Unique Tax Benefits and Consequences
Investors and taxpayers have a variety of investment options from which to choose. An important factor to consider is that the tax treatment of these can differ greatly. One popular option is investing in … Read More
The IRS Offers Tips on the Importance of Record-Keeping
Although most taxpayers know that gifts to their preferred charitable organizations are tax deductible, it may come as a surprise when their accountant tells them that they are unable to claim … Read More
Recently, President Obama released his proposed fiscal 2017 budget. It included several changes to tax strategies that have historically benefitted the taxpayer. While it appears unlikely that the president’s 2017 budget will pass as presented, taxpayers should be mindful of … Read More
Establishing Separate Entities for a Sole Proprietor: The Advantages and Disadvantages
Setting up a separate entity for a sole proprietor (i.e. LLC or S-Corp) can have its advantages and disadvantages. Here are some things to think about if you’re considering … Read More
Hardship Distributions for Victims of Hurricane Harvey
The IRS announced that it is allowing 401(k)s and similar employer-sponsored retirement plans to make loans and hardship distributions to victims of Hurricane Harvey and certain
members of their families. IRA participants are not allowed to take out loans, but … Read More