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EVERYBODY OUGHT TO HAVE AN IRA
This report is basically almost everything you always wanted to know about contributing to an IRA account but didn’t know who to ask. It discusses the basics of an IRA, including the changes made by the SECURE Act, the traditional IRA and the ROTH IRA, the “backdoor” IRA, and opening a ROTH IRA for your child. And it includes a worksheet to keep track of your IRA contributions.
WHAT’S NEW FOR 2021
A compilation of the inflation and cost of living adjusted numbers you need to know for 2021 federal tax planning and return preparation. It has been updated to reflect recent COVID-19 relief legislation.
WHAT'S NEW FOR 2020
A compilation of the inflation and cost of living adjusted numbers you need to know for 2020 federal tax planning and return preparation..
This report is basically almost everything you always wanted to know about contributing to an IRA account but didn’t know who to ask. It discusses the basics of an IRA, including the changes made by the SECURE Act, the traditional IRA and the ROTH IRA, the “backdoor” IRA, and opening a ROTH IRA for your child. And it includes a worksheet to keep track of your IRA contributions.
WHAT’S NEW FOR 2021
A compilation of the inflation and cost of living adjusted numbers you need to know for 2021 federal tax planning and return preparation. It has been updated to reflect recent COVID-19 relief legislation.
WHAT'S NEW FOR 2020
A compilation of the inflation and cost of living adjusted numbers you need to know for 2020 federal tax planning and return preparation..
HOW TO PAY LESS NJ STATE INCOME TAX
Most NJ taxpayers concentrate on their federal tax return and spend minimal time on their NJ return, simply taking numbers from the 1040 and putting them on the NJ-1040. As a result, they are paying more NJ state tax than necessary, often paying tax on income that is not even taxed by NJ. By becoming informed on NJ state tax law you can make sure that you pay the absolute least amount of NJ Gross Income Tax possible for your particular situation. This report discusses a few of the ways you can pay less New Jersey state income tax.
CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION GUIDE
The recently passed CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act allows taxpayers who do not itemize to claim a deduction for most charitable gifts made in cash (or check) of up to $300 on the 2020 Form 1040 (or 1040-SR). This report reviews what you can and cannot deduct as a charitable contribution on your tax return and the rules for claiming a deduction.
Most NJ taxpayers concentrate on their federal tax return and spend minimal time on their NJ return, simply taking numbers from the 1040 and putting them on the NJ-1040. As a result, they are paying more NJ state tax than necessary, often paying tax on income that is not even taxed by NJ. By becoming informed on NJ state tax law you can make sure that you pay the absolute least amount of NJ Gross Income Tax possible for your particular situation. This report discusses a few of the ways you can pay less New Jersey state income tax.
CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION GUIDE
The recently passed CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act allows taxpayers who do not itemize to claim a deduction for most charitable gifts made in cash (or check) of up to $300 on the 2020 Form 1040 (or 1040-SR). This report reviews what you can and cannot deduct as a charitable contribution on your tax return and the rules for claiming a deduction.
THE IMPORTANCE OF KEEPING SEPARATE
TRACK OF MORTGAGE DEBT
With the elimination of the itemized deduction for home equity debt interest under the GOP Tax Act it is more important than ever to keep separate track of acquisition debt and home equity debt - going back to the original purchase of your home. This report explains the new, and some old but still applicable, rules for deducting mortgage interest and provides a detailed example of how to properly track your mortgage debt.
With the elimination of the itemized deduction for home equity debt interest under the GOP Tax Act it is more important than ever to keep separate track of acquisition debt and home equity debt - going back to the original purchase of your home. This report explains the new, and some old but still applicable, rules for deducting mortgage interest and provides a detailed example of how to properly track your mortgage debt.
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