As part of the Tax Relief
Act of 2010, Social Security tax rates will be lowered by two
percent. The employee-portion of Social Security taxes will be
reduced from 6.2% to a temporary rate of 4.2% for 2011
only...
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A
Sneak Peek at 2011 Tax Rates
Individual Tax Rates
Remain the Same: The passage of the 2010
Tax Relief Act retains the current tax rates through
2012...
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What You Should
Know
With massive legislative
changes over the past nine months, outlined here are five key things
you should know...
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2011
Mileage Rates
|
Standard
Mileage
Rates |
|
Mileage |
2011
Rate/Mile |
|
Business
Travel |
51.0¢ |
|
Medical/Moving |
19.0¢ |
|
Charitable
Work |
14.0¢ | | |

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Is
Cell Phone Insurance a Good Deal?
Perhaps you received a new cell phone for
Christmas. One with new 4G technology and a great data plan.
Replacement costs for these new phones can run in the mid to high
$100s...
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Estate
and Gift Taxes
Still Up in the
Air?
For the next two years (through 2012), the
Tax Relief Act re-instates the estate tax after a one-year reprieve
during 2010...
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