How to Invest in Stocks: A Quick-Start Guide
The Motley Fool We tell you everything you need to know to get started investing in stocks. Investing your money in the stock market can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be! The Motley Fool has been cutting through Wall Street jargon and giving people common-sense, actionable insights for over a quarter century. First, […]
Why it’s so important to separate Business and Personal Finances.
By:Mary Lee @CompanionTax August 8, 2019 Separating Business and Personal Finances One of the most vital aspects of running a business is maintaining accurate records of your income and expenditures. This is the only way to get a good read on your business’ performance. For this reason, keeping your business finances separate from your personal […]
6 Things to Do With Your Money Once Your Salary Reaches $70,000
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Divorcees can save on taxes — if they take this one step
Why single parents could be missing out on a tax-saving opportunity CNBC If you’re planning on shedding weight in 2019 — in the form of your soon-to-be ex — be sure you understand this tax-planning benefit. Why the “head of household” status is another battleground for divorcing couples. Darla Mercado | @darla_mercado Published 2:07 PM ET […]
Eliminating Tax Debts in Bankruptcy
Most taxes can’t be eliminated in bankruptcy, but some can. Updated By Kathleen Michon, Attorney You may hear radio commercials offering the hope of eliminating tax debts in bankruptcy. But it’s not as simple as it sounds. Most tax debts can’t be wiped out in bankruptcy — you’ll continue to owe them at the end of a Chapter […]
It’s Tax Season. Watch Out for These 3 Signs of a Tax Scam
Tax scams abound year-round, but people over 65 are targeted even more frequently during tax season. Why? A certain amount of money is in play at this time as taxpayers are figuring out what they owe Uncle Sam and scammers take advantage of the fact that money is being exchanged between the U.S. citizenry and its government. […]
One big way to play the new tax law: Start an LLC
Small businesses may be able to snag a 20 percent deduction. You may get this break if your taxable income is below $157,500 if single or $315,000 if married. Entrepreneurs may push the envelope on the new tax law to maximize savings. Read Story from CNBC Here […]