Category Archives: Tax Planning

Fiscal Cliff

Posted on November 14, 2012 by Jill D. Hollander

Once the election was decided, the uncertainty of what will happen to taxes and tax rates with the impending fiscal cliff took center stage. Europe’s problems added to the uncertainty. While the deficit has actually declined about 1% annually from … Continue reading →

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Small Business Retirement Plans Can Be SIMPLE

Posted on September 21, 2011 by Brian Pon

Most small business owners—including sole proprietorships and other solo businesses—have choices about the type of retirement plan to implement for their businesses and for themselves. Many small business owners use SEP IRAs, but other retirement plans might permit more flexiblily … Continue reading →

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CONTRIBUTING TO YOUR 401(K)

Posted on July 21, 2011 by Jill D. Hollander

The July 7 Wall Street Journal has an article about the how the law meant to increase participation in company 401(k) retirement plans appears to be back firing. (401(k) Law Suppresses Savings Rate)  Previously, a new employee had to sign-up (opt in) … Continue reading →

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