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December
2011
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Take final year-end actions:
- Gifts
- Capital gains/losses
- Charitable giving
- Dividend income
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December 20th:
Chanukah Begins
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December 25th:
Christmas Day
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December 26th:
Kwanzaa Begins
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Make
Your Year-end Tax Moves
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There is still time to take a look at your potential tax
obligation and make moves to reduce your tax burden. Here is a checklist
of ten things to consider...
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HSA,
FSA, Both or Neither
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With year-end quickly approaching, employers are once again
asking employees to make benefit enrollment decisions for 2012. One of
the biggest decisions is whether to participate in pre-tax health care
payment programs...
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The
Marriage Penalty...alive and well.
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Although not discussed much in
the news lately, the tax code has quietly perpetuated a large federal tax
benefit for not being married. This penalty tends to increase the higher
your income becomes and tends to impact dual income families more than
single earner families...
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Fees, fees and more fees?
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Bank of America made national headlines with their proposed
fee for debit card transactions. The consumer backlash was so swift that
the bank quickly abandoned their plan...
Read More
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