Yes, the tax laws are complicated.  But if you plan, you can achieve some good results. For instance, the qualified dividends (paid out of profits of […]

The Boston Bruins hockey team provided meals (and lodging) for all team members and the support staff for games they played out-of-town. IRS audited the income […]

If you use your vehicle for business driving including driving to manage and care for your rentals, the “Standard Mileage” method will give you good tax […]

IF you need a business SUV, van or crossover vehicle AND you need more tax deductions for 2018: 1. Buy and place in service by Dec. […]

The usual time IRS can audit a return is three years from the date the return is filed. However, if more than 25% of gross income […]

Divorce rates for folks over age 50 are increasing. That leaves less time to adjust and recover both financially and emotionally. Older folks may have decided […]

Beginning in 2018, individual taxpayers do NOT get deductions for miscellaneous itemized deductions on Schedule A of form 1040. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of […]

The traditional retirement planning is not helping folks develop a written plan for non-financial aspects according to Robert Laura. Traditional planning is getting the Will and […]

The new tax law that applies for 2018 and later years has several changes for you to consider. Maybe the best suggestion is to get a […]