Remember the IRA?
I once heard about an old CPA who, after presenting a completed tax return to his client, said, “Don’t read the {expletive deleted} thing, just
Scott Neal
April 1, 2017
I once heard about an old CPA who, after presenting a completed tax return to his client, said, “Don’t read the {expletive deleted} thing, just
Physicians are under attack! The ever-changing healthcare system and monumental number of tax law changes not only have an impact today, but will have a
Tax planning is a year-round endeavor, but there are numerous year-end strategies that might reduce your 2015 tax bill. As we approach the gift-giving season,
Lately we hear many people asking, “Will I have to work for the rest of my life?” My response, “It depends.” I’m not trying to
Even though the store aisles are already littered with holiday decorations, there is still time for you to minimize your 2014 income tax liability. As
Planning for social security benefits has apparently become a hot topic for many readers. Buying into the idea that social security will be broke in
During his annual review with us, one of our clients half-jokingly remarked that he felt that he and his wife were “saving their way into
As temperatures begin to fall, some of you will view this as the beginning of flu season. For us, it signals the beginning of year-end
A Pew Research Center study released this month revealed that living to an age that is substantially longer than current life expectancy isn’t what most
Do you ever wish you could pay your life insurance premium with pre-tax dollars while keeping your benefit tax free? I am here to remind