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How Much Tax Should I Have Withheld?
Each time you start a new job, your employer will give you a Form W-4 to complete that determines the amount of Federal income tax that is withheld from each paycheck. You should strive to match the amount withheld as closely as possible to your actual tax liability, adjusting your rates and allowances as your status changes.
A Business “Will” can Go a Long Way
Planning for the transition of the business you have spent many years building is not an easy task. However, taking steps now to prepare a business will and the accompanying documents can help ensure your business continues according to your wishes.
Dividing Your Estate: A Practical Approach
When planning the division of your assets, you may believe in a policy of “share and share alike”, but this does not necessarily equate with fairness?
Year-End Tax Planning Strategies
Waiting until just before April 15 to start thinking about your taxes may prove to be a costly mistake. Advance tax planning is especially important if your circumstances have changed over the past year.
Being Your Own Boss
Running a business out of your home can be a lifestyle shift, particularly if you share your space with family members or a roommate.
What Makes Up Your Estate?
One of the first steps in determining your federal estate tax liability is determining what assets and property are considered part of your estate. The actual task of determining what is includable in your gross estate can require some in-depth analysis.
Taxing Issues for Divorcing Couples
With the emotional turmoil that usually accompanies divorce, it is easy to for estranged couples to overlook the serious financial issues that arise as they seek to divide up their assets and establish independent lives.
Are You on Firm Financial Footing, “Personally” Speaking?
Juggling the responsibilities of your business and your personal affairs is a challenging task. However, it’s important to take some time out of your busy schedule to review your personal financial plan.
Long-Term Care, Understanding Your Options
Over the next 50 years, the age 85 and older population is expected to be the fastest growing segment of society. Unfortunately, along with aging, the chances of needing long-term care (LTC) increase.