Articles, tagged with "tax law changes", page 1

401(k) Roth Conversion: Alternative Minimum Tax Payers Need to Give this Serious Consideration

Recent tax law changes have opened up a whole new area of tax planning around employee retirement plans. Individuals with IRA accounts always have had the opportunity to do a Roth conversion, but now for the first time an employee’s 401(k) account also m... Read >
Author: George Bauernfeind

Filing Taxes Online

For tax planning, the only certainty is uncertainty. Below are the current updates to the 2010-2011 Tax season that effective for 2010. At this time there is uncertainty as to what other tax law changes may be enacted for 2010. Congress has been discus... Read >
Author: Sandi Lattin

Explore efile taxes

Recent tax law changes have provided greater clarity in the rules regarding claiming a dependent child on your Federal tax return. The "Uniform Definition of a Child" became effective with the Working Families Tax Relief Act of 2004. This law cleared up ... Read >
Author: Jacques Nielsen

How to Make a Fortune Buying Billboard Companies in Distress

The year was 1988. A combination of tax law changes and a plunge in oil prices sent the Texas economy into a tailspin that resembled - but exceeded - the Great Depression. Bankers and borrowers alike were jumping off buildings, and you could not give away... Read >
Author: Frank Rolfe

Tax Law Changes that Might Affect your Business

Over the past year and a half there have been several tax law changes that affect millions of business owners and self-employed taxpayers across the country. As most business owners would agree, knowledge is power, and staying up to date on the business r... Read >
Author: Roni Deutch

Five Ways To Enhance Your Experience When Preparing Taxes

Understanding the tax code can be one of the more complex and frustrating subjects that you will face in this lifetime, especially if you are preparing your own tax return. There are ways to help make this time of year less painful, and you might even fin... Read >
Author: Felicity Lightbody

How To Handle IRS Revenue Officer

How To Handle IRS Revenue OfficersIRS Revenue Officers are adept at developing creative tax collection practices and are trained to pursue any avenue necessary to force payment in full. The game plan varies often depending on the latest tax law changes. C... Read >
Author: Vernon Kelley

Tax Increases to Watch Out for in the New Year

With two ongoing wars and a new health care reform plan, combined with record low tax revenues, Congress is going to need to find ways to increase Federal revenue. Senators and House of Representative members are on a Winter break for now, but when they r... Read >
Author: Roni Deutch

Want To Sell Your Structured Settlement? Here's 4 Things You Must Consider

Wait - You may want to consider several factors before you make that final decision to sell structured settlements.You may save yourself a lot of headache if you consider some of the "Pros and Cons" of making such a decision.. Of course the biggest Pro fo... Read >
Author: Paige Chen

NATP members propose new tax law changes

TaxPro Journal Fall 2008 If I Were President… NATP members propose new tax law changes Change. Americans have heard a lot of rhetoric over the past few months from politicians who are no longer satisfied with the status quo. Though you'd b... Read >
Author: Lance Wallach

7 Tax Planning Tips for Families

Tax planning certainly does not get any easier as your family grows. However, as long as you are fully aware of your financial situation and the steps that need to be taken, you should be ahead of the game. 1. Save Receipts Every year you should creat... Read >
Author: Roni Deutch

2008 Tax Law Changes That Will Have the Most Impact on Individual Taxpayers

The IRS has announced a series changes to the 2008 Individual Tax Return Laws that will have mostly a positive impact on the tax returns of individual tax returns. Here are some of the most important highlights of individual tax law changes for the 2008 T... Read >
Author: Gen Wright

Why does someone need life settlement?

One of the reasons why people need life settlement is because they may be terminally ill. A person may be having an insurance cover, but he can't recover money from the policy right now. What would it would be use to him then. So if he goes in for life se... Read >
Author: jacobchris

Why does someone need life settlement?

One of the reasons why people need life settlement is because they may be terminally ill. A person may be having an insurance cover, but he can't recover money from the policy right now. What would it would be use to him then. So if he goes in for life se... Read >
Author: jacobchris

How to Use Leverage in Today's Economy

Many of you were surprised that there were tax law changes included in the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 because most of the coverage has focused on what the Act is intended to do for the economy, specifically, helping the credit markets ge... Read >
Author: Tom Wheelwright

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