Hidden Gem Options to Elevate 401(k) Savings for High Earners
In 2024, employees participating in 401(k) plans can contribute up to $23,000 per year. In addition, when taking account for employer and employee contributions, the limit stands at $69,000 which increases the ability for workers to set aside even more....Read More →
Tax-Gain Harvesting and How You Can Use it to Your Advantage
Rallys within the stock market are great for profit, but with profit along comes taxes. Using Tax-Gain Harvesting as a tool can help lower taxes, and here is everything you need to know about it. Tax-gain harvesting is for those...Read More →
Contribution Guidelines Increase Savings for Taxpayers in 2024.
Those who are participating in retirement plans will witness an increase in contribution limits from $22,500 to $23,000. These plans include: 401(k), 403(b), and a majority of the 457 plans, including Thrift Savings Plan. Additionally, the annual contribution limits for...Read More →
Nearing retirement? Use an HSA.
Nearing retirement? Here's how to get the most out of your HSA.
Starting An S Corp? These Four Questions Will Help You Decide
Do S corps really live up to the hype? Even though everyone else is forming one—should you? How do you know if it’s really worth the time and investment? The truth is every business is different, forming an S corp is a...Read More →
ROTH IRAS: PUT YOUR CHILD’S SUMMER EARNINGS TO WORK
A Roth IRA allows you to make after-tax contributions instead of pretax contributions, such as those you might make with your own IRA or your employer's 401(k). It's important to create your account as a Roth IRA when set up, even though Regular and Roth IRA's are similar.
Is a Roth your best choice for an IRA?
If you expect to be in a higher tax bracket in the future, the answer may be yes. Roth and traditional retirement accounts are taxed differently. Which account you choose should be based on your current and future tax rates....Read More →
A New W4, How Does It Help You?
Most taxpayers have had questions the last two years regarding their federal withholdings on their tax returns. The withholding tables were adjusted after the big tax change (Tax Cuts and Jobs Act) and it left taxpayers questioning if they were going to get a refund or not like in the past. The IRS has finally provided a solution to those questions and it comes in the form of a new W4.
How to Store Your Receipts
I can tell you there is not one thing in the world that scares accountants more than the dreaded shoebox full of receipts. I’m going to tell you how technology can help you eliminate this process of filing hard copy receipts and start keeping digital receipts.
Tax Changes for 2019 Tax Year
One of the biggest changes in the history of the tax code took place starting for the 2018 tax year. A lot of people were caught off guard with the changes made and didn’t know what to expect. For the 2019 tax year, we are trying to get one foot out in front to make sure everyone knows what to expect.