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Monthly Archives: February 2012
401k Expenses that can be Deducted from Retirement Accounts
More and more workers are relying on 401(k) plans for retirement funding; but have you ever examined the amount of fees that are being deducted from your 401k account? Since, money is going into your 401(k) every month it is … Continue reading
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Tagged 401k expenses, 401k fees, employee retirement account, plan administrator
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New Rules – For Asset Repairs
Recently the IRS has published new rules for the treatment of repairs and improvements to business property. These new rules are meant to help make clear the difference between a business expense that is a repair and can be tax-deductible … Continue reading
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Tagged Asset Repairs, De Minimis, IRS, repair vs. improvements
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Middle Class Tax Relief of 2012
The Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012 was signed into law this week, ending several weeks of doubt. The payroll tax relief will continue unabated through December 31, 2012. For 2012, the wage base for Social … Continue reading
New Tax Changes for 2012
There are several significant tax changes coming into effect in 2012, along with some that took effect late in 2011 and so are “new.” These tax changes stem from tax legislation passed in prior years, or are activated by effective … Continue reading
Reporting Foreign Assets
The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act reporting requires foreign assets to be reported if the assets have a total value of more than $50,000 ($100,000 if married filing jointly). The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act is more expansive than the … Continue reading
Adjustments for Investors in Reporting Basis
Form 1099-B has been modified so that brokers can report the basis of transactions during the year. The IRS will inspect to make sure that this data matches the basis reported on the taxpayer’s return. Furthermore, these transactions should now … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011 taxes, Form 1099B, Investors, IRS, Reporting Basis
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