If you have an individual retirement account, you’re aware of how complicated the rules can get. Here are four to remember as you prepare your 2015 federal income tax return. [Read more…]
Do you have enough emergency savings?
A December 2015 survey by a consumer financial services company showed that 36% of the people who participated said they dealt with their most recent unexpected expense by using savings. Would you be part of that group? [Read more…]
No need to itemize to claim these deductions
Are you part of the approximately 68% of taxpayers who IRS statistics say claim the standard deduction instead of itemizing? If so, you can still deduct some expenses on your 2015 federal income tax return. [Read more…]
Depreciation breaks boost tax deductions
Did you buy equipment or other business assets during 2015? Here are the current rules for maximizing your tax deduction. [Read more…]
Three positive steps to financial well-being
While you’re gathering information to prepare your 2015 tax return, set aside time for a financial review. Here are steps to get started. [Read more…]
Tax breaks extended retroactively; some are permanent
In mid-December, Congress renewed a long list of tax breaks known as “extenders” that have been expiring on an annual basis. This year many of the rules are retroactive to the beginning of 2015. You may be able to benefit from some of them as you prepare your 2015 federal income tax return.
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