Are you 70 ½? Do you have an IRA? Do you want to help your church, school, and favorite charities and save money? Then read my new article titled Tax Tips: Age 70 1/2 or Older? Make Your IRA Donate Directly to Charity The Challenge: Sure. Your IRA is a great way to save for retirement. But when you hit 70 ½, you’re going to have to start taking money out of your IRA … [Read more...]
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7 year-end stock-portfolio tax strategies
2015 is coming to an end very soon, which means now is the time to turn your stock-market portfolio into a powerful tax-cutting machine. But don’t wait! If you want to save money (and who doesn’t), don’t miss our information-packed article titled Tax Tips: 2015 Last-Minute Year-End Tax Strategies for Your Stock Portfolio. Five ways our fact-filled article can help … [Read more...]
Avoid tax traps when you donate clothing and household items to charity!
Got a garage full of junk? Got closets filled with clothes you’ll never wear? Here’s your chance to do some good and do well. You see, you can pay less tax this year by donating clothing and household items to charities that can really use it. And when you know how to give the right way, you can claim some nice non-cash deductions that will save you money. So… if you … [Read more...]
How to slash your business taxes when you give to charity
When it comes to charitable giving, it’s possible for you to do good and do well. You see, when you make a charitable contribution through your business, you’ll save a lot more in taxes than if you make the same contribution as an individual. Want to find out how to help others and keep more money in your pocket? Don’t miss my new article titled Tax Tips: How to Squeeze … [Read more...]
Powerful stock-portfolio tax-saving strategies
Your stock market portfolio is a great place to look for year-end tax-savings opportunities. Why? Because, if you know how to play the game… You can avoid paying taxes on stock appreciation by gifting stock to charity, your parents, and your children. You can play a simple game of offset which cancels out high taxes. If you want to learn how to handle stock market … [Read more...]