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Six Tips for People Who Pay Estimated Taxes
Issue Number: IRS Tax Tip 2012-65 Inside This Issue You may need to pay estimated taxes to the IRS during the year if you have income that is not subject to withholding. This depends on what you do for a living … Continue reading
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Action Items for the New Year
I wrote this blog two years ago as a means of encouraging readers to prepare for the New Year. Well, two years later, this message is still relevant as the times have not changed much from the prior years. Therefore, … Continue reading
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Start Smart in 2025
Let’s face it, 2024 had been a very challenging year for everyone regardless of income level. As we prepare for 2025, let’s start planning now in order to avoid some of the financial pitfalls encountered in 2024. For example, have … Continue reading
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Top 6 Action Items for the New Year
As 2008 draws to a close, many are hopeful for significant changes in 2009. Among these is a better economic outlook. But what can you do now to make way for a better economic outlook? Keep enough cash available. … Continue reading
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Important tips if you’re recently married
If you are recently married or planning to get married, be sure to notify the appropriate agencies. This will ensure that there are no complications come tax season. The IRS – Form 8822 should be completed if you have a … Continue reading
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Check up on your charity
These days you may receive several calls or mailings for making charitable donations. Of course we all want to help out. Money is very tight in this economy and no one wants to feel that they are being … Continue reading
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To transfer or not to transfer
Credit card balance transfers are very common. We usually think we are getting a good deal if we are offered a zero percent APR balance transfer. This is a great offer. However, too often we fail to think about the … Continue reading
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Don’t let credit card debt get you down
So you have a lot of credit card debt? So what now? Many people find themselves in this situation and feel helpless and hopeless. The key is to not give up. There are many resources out there to help you. … Continue reading
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Get it in writing.
Many people are now borrowing from family and friends due to the current economic crisis. This new phenomenon known as social lending has increased significantly over the past year. However, many fail to document the loan. This in turn … Continue reading
IRS Can Help When Starting a Small Business
If you are opening a new business this summer, the IRS has some basic federal tax information to help you get started. Here are some things to consider when starting a business: Type of Business One of the first decisions you … Continue reading
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