Are you self-employed?
Then I’ve got extremely valuable information waiting for you!
You see, if you’re a self-employed senior citizen over 50, you’re entitled to some outstanding tax breaks that younger self-employed folks can’t claim.
To find out more about significant tax breaks you shouldn’t miss, read my new article titled Tax Tips: Self-Employed Senior? Collect Your Rightful Tax Breaks.
Here are just some of the topics I’ll cover
when you read the full article.
- Why you should keep making retirement-account contributions and also make extra “catch-up” contributions
- How much can those catch-up contributions be worth?
- Why you should claim a self-employed health-insurance deduction for Medicare and long-term care insurance premiums
- What you need to know about Medicare Part A, Part B, and Part D premiums
- A close look at Medigap supplemental coverage premiums
- What you need to know about premiums for qualified long-term care insurance
- How to claim the “above-the-line” deduction
- Why it makes sense to hire your grandchildren
- How to play the Roth IRA angle
- Why a Roth IRA usually makes more sense than a traditional IRA
- And lots more!
You’ll get all this vitally important information
when you read the full article.