On May 18, 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court, based upon a 5-4 ruling, struck down a Maryland income tax law, calling it “discriminatory” because it… Read more »
Categories: Tax
Persuading your working children to make retirement contributions may not be easy, but investments in Roth IRAs may be the wisest possible use of their… Read more »
Categories: Tax
Preparing for your retirement is a journey. And like most journeys, success or failure often hinges on decisions made early in the trip. Consider some… Read more »
Categories: Consulting, Employee Benefit Plans, Estate Tax
Appropriately enough, investors may notice a slow trickle in earnings from “dividend reinvestment plans“ (DRIPs). But these investments may end up providing a steady stream… Read more »
Categories: Tax
Most businesses hope to grow. They consider themselves successful if growth is taking place, and the faster the growth the better. Can too much business… Read more »
To many people, an income tax refund might be one of the largest single cash receipts for the entire year. Avoid the temptation to spend… Read more »
As a business owner or manager, you may think that if you want things done “the right way,” you have to do them yourself. But… Read more »
During the tax year you must prepay a substantial amount of the taxes you’ll owe for that year, or you risk being hit with an… Read more »
If you didn’t file a tax return for the year 2011, you’re not necessarily in trouble. In fact, you could be about to lose out… Read more »
The “tax extenders” legislation that became law in December included the “Achieving a Better Life Experience Act” (also called the ABLE Act). This law provides… Read more »
