We have all heard the statement “DON’T TOUCH THE PRINCIPLE”. If you need to withdraw a Required Minimum Distribution (RDM) and the entire amount is not needed at the present time, my suggestion is to transfer the funds AFTER tax to another investment account. When transferring instead of withdrawing the ENTIRE distribution you can save […]
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CORONAVIRUS AID, RELIEF AND ECONOMIC SECURITY ACT
I have reviewed the act and am listing a few of the features that may be of interest. The stimulus checks will be considered REBATES. The rebates will not be included in your 2020 Gross Income. The checks will be provided to individuals with 2019 adjusted gross incomes below $75,000. and joint filing taxpayer’s with […]
TAX CHANGES FOR 2019 FILERS
The new tax seasons begins Monday, January 27, 2020. I am listing changes that may affect you this filing season. Please review and call me if you have further questions regarding these changes. There is ALWAYS something new or changing at the IRS. Obamacare – taxpayers that did not have health coverage in 2019 will […]
MANAGING SMALL BUSINESS CASH FLOW
Does your business have CASH FLOW issues occasionally? We all do at various times. Good planning will help but not alleviate this issue. In an ideal world there are no immediate needs for cash and your clients always pay on time and you meet all your obligations when due. Most of us do not live […]