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Choosing The Right Executor For Your Estate


Naming an executor of your estate is one of the more important decisions you'll have to make during your lifetime. Not only will you need to identify the most competent individual to handle your estate when are no longer around, but you'll also need to find someone who is up for the job. .
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Over twelve years ago the IRS created the first-time abatement waiver (FTA), yet few taxpayers and businesses that are eligible for it know of the clause. We attempt to solve that problem by explaining who is eligible for the abatement and how to request it. .
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There are many prospective buyers that are gearing up to purchase their first house or a new one after years of renting. There may be times when the buyer doesn't have enough cash to meet the down payment requirements. If this is the case, they may want to consider using some of their retirement savings. Can they do so without incurring a tax penalty? .
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What Does The Bitcoin Craze Mean For Taxpayers?

By now you’ve likely heard of the new digital currency that businesses are accepting as a form of payment for their products and services. In fact, there were over $500 million worth of transactions processed with bitcoins in April and that number is slated to increase to $750 million in May. As the market continues to grow, find out what should participants and businesses should know about the tax ramifications for such a currency. Read More.

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When Will Capital Gains Taxes Rise?

Since the Bush-era tax cuts were extended in the first week of the year, the focus has now shifted back to reforming tax policy. Recent developments suggest that capital gains taxes will actually rise in the not so distant future. Read More.

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Ways To Limit Exposure To The New Investment Income Surtax


By now, most middle to higher income individuals know about the 3.8% investment income surtax. This tax could be limited and in some cases avoided with careful tax planning in 2013. What are you doing to prepare for this tax? .
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Should You Be Worried About The IRS Reading Your Emails?

The IRS has come under fire of late due to recently released documents made public by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). The documents indicate that the IRS does not need a warrant to access a taxpayer’s electronic communications such as emails and text messages. The IRS has since denied those claims. Should you be worried about the IRS reading your emails? Read More.

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What Should I Do If I Can’t File My Taxes In Time?


The clock is ticking for taxpayers to get their tax returns filed as the April 15th deadline is upon us. If you're scrambling last minute to try to get your tax return filed, you still have options to ensure that the return is filed correctly and on time. Also, if you're one of the unlucky ones that have yet to receive a long awaited k-1 or 1099 form from the issuer, there are options for you as well. .
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There’s only a little over a week left until personal and small business tax returns are due. As you’re finalizing your tax return, you may want to consider if you’ve claimed certain business related tax deductions. You could be leaving money on the table. Read More.

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Many taxpayers that have socked away money each year towards their individual retirement accounts (IRAs) know that there are usually penalties and tax liabilities due if you withdraw prior to reaching the age of 59 1/2. However, as it relates to roth IRAs, the 10% early withdrawal penalty doesn't always apply. .
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