Retirement

As the end of the year approaches, you should be asking yourself what tax strategies you might be missing out on. Depending on your situation, there are many different ways to reduce taxes. The best person to ask about this is your tax advisor. It helps, however, if you go into that meeting with specific

It’s always a good idea to revisit your retirement plans to see how you can make changes that can help you be more financially secure, healthy, and satisfied with life. And what better time than the start of a new year? With these goals in mind, here are five New Years’ resolutions to reflect upon

Overview The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) filing requirements have been reinstated and most filings will now be due January 13, 2025 instead of the December 31, 2024 prior deadline. The bottom line is that any entity classified as a “reporting company” under the CTA has to file with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network of the

There’s a Stealth Tax retirees and near-retirees often don’t know about until they inadvertently trigger it, costing them a lot of taxes that often could have been avoided or reduced. Many taxpayers who pay this Stealth Tax aren’t subject to it every year. Instead, a change in their finances activates the tax. Many people don’t

The Older Americans Act, the umbrella federal law that includes programs such as Meals on Wheels, senior transportation, information services, adult day, and caregiver support was hours from being expanded and winning congressional approval for another five years. Now, its fate has become far more uncertain. Its all because the OAA, despite broad bipartisan congressional