Introduction If you are like most of the wealthy clients we work with, you have built a great nest egg. With that comes family and friends asking for money or asking for a loan. You want to help out, but you want to make sure you do it the right
If you are a W-2 employee, then your employer should be withholding and submitting your taxes each pay period. If you are self-employed or have income other than W-2 income, you might make quarterly tax payments. However, if your employer isnât withholding enough or your quarterly estimated payments are off,
As an investor, you make the conscious decision to take on the risks associated with investing. At the end of the day, this risk translates to some investments being âwinnersâ and some being âlosersâ. Unfortunately, almost every investor will encounter these âloserâ investments from time-to-time during their life. But
Knowing how much cash you have coming in and how much is going out is important, but knowing why and where the money is going is another level of awareness most donât take the time to dissect. Whether youâre a business owner or non-business owner planning for retirement, having a
Unlocking Retirement Wealth: The Power of the Solo 401(k) and Backdoor Roth IRA When it comes to investing for retirement, there’s a plethora of choices at our disposal. The options may range from traditional IRAs, 401(k)s, and Roth IRAs, to lesser-known alternatives such as the Solo 401(k) and Backdoor Roth
Common Tax Penalties & How to Mitigate Them With Tax Day officially behind us, Iâm sure many people feel like a weight has been lifted off their shoulders (at least until next April). However, some people might be left confused after filing their return. Why am I incurring
The Tax Cuts & Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) capped the deduction of state and local taxes at $10,000 for tax years 2018-2025. This most affected the states that have high property taxes, in that, if you paid $15,000 in property taxes for the year, you could only deduct up
Many people have heard the term âHealth Savings Accountâ or âHSA”, but not many people know how, or why, this type of account can be so beneficial to your financial plan. What is an HSA? HSAs are a type of savings account that allow you to set aside money to
Many business owners donât know all the rules behind âwriting offâ or expensing items on their business tax return. There are some expenses necessary to operate the business, but there are also some expenses that may be more personal in nature that could also be justified as a business expense.