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2010 New Client Tax Organizer - A guide for new clients to organize their 2010 tax information. Existing clients can contact us for a tax organizer tailored for their needs.
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2011 Tax Desk Guide - A useful two page reference tool with many 2011 and prior tax rates and numbers.
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Like-Kind Exchanges & Tax Deferral Basics - If you own a property that you intend to sell for a gain, you may be able to avoid owing any current capital gains tax by swapping the property in a “like-kind exchange” instead of selling it for cash.
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How To Really Save For College - A college education is an investment that continues to grow more expensive every year. The majority of financial aid is in the form of loans. Unfortunately, the interest incurred on most of these loans can cost more for the student to attend college, than if the student created a savings plan. For this reason, It is important to understand the tax-advantaged ways to save for college.
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Loans To and From Your Business - Many business owners make loans to, or take loans from, their corporations and partnerships. But if care isn’t taken, such loans can cause costly tax or legal problems even when they are made for perfectly legitimate purposes.
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Deducting Job Search Costs - Many taxpayers spend time during the summer months polishing their résumé and attending career fairs. If you are searching for a job this summer, you may be able to deduct some of your expenses on your tax return.
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Medical Expense Plans - Recent legislation has made available 2 new means of savings for medical expenses on a tax-favored basis: health savings accounts (HSAs), health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs). This article describes the basic nature of such plans and the tax advantages that they can provide. Recent legislation has made available 2 new means of savings for medical expenses on a tax-favored basis: health savings accounts (HSAs), health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs). This article describes the basic nature of such plans and the tax advantages that they can provide.
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Deduct or Capitalize Cost? - Taxpayers should carefully review their expenditures to maintain or recondition property used in a trade or business to determine whether such amounts are deductible or capitalizable and in addition, retain full and adequate records to substantiate all such costs.
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IRS Video & Webinar Portal - Learn about tax topics through video and audio presentations. Archived versions of live panel discusions, Archived webinars, Video clips, and Audio archives of national phone forums.
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