How To Use An HSA As A Retirement Savings Tool
There is a wide range of plans to help save for retirement. But one type of plan is ideally suited to serve a dual purpose: a Health Savings Account (HSA). […]
There is a wide range of plans to help save for retirement. But one type of plan is ideally suited to serve a dual purpose: a Health Savings Account (HSA). […]
You’re probably aware that alimony you receive is taxable income. However, determining what’s considered alimony may not be as simple as it appears at first glance, because you can receive […]
As you approach retirement age, you must decide whether to begin taking reduced Social Security benefits early or wait until the full benefit retirement age (FBRA), or even later. In […]
Wondering what capital gain rates will apply to your 2013 federal income tax return? The rate you pay on gain from the sale of stocks or other assets depends on […]
What are the tax consequences when you inherit an Individual Retirement Account? You may think the inheritance is income tax-free. However, amounts you withdraw can be taxable — in some […]
After Congress passed and the President signed into law the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 (ATRA), dramatic individual income tax increases went into effect in 2013. The ATRA shifted […]
Have you considered using the funds in your individual retirement account (IRA) to make a charitable contribution? If so, it’s a good idea to follow up on your plans sooner […]
So how much will you owe with your 2013 federal income tax return? Not sure? You still have time to calculate your liability — and perhaps reduce it. Here are […]
Since 2007, homeowners have been allowed to exclude from their taxable income up to $2 million in cancellation-of-debt (COD) income ($1 million for married taxpayers filing separately) in connection with […]
If you rent out your vacation home for 15 days or more, you must report the income. But exactly what expenses you can deduct depends on whether the home is […]