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04 August 2022
Portability of Unused Estate Tax Exclusion
When an individual dies, the value of that individual’s estate is subject to estate taxation, which is currently 40% of the individual’s taxable estate. However, there is a lifetime exclusion (exemption) to the estate tax, which for 2022 is $12.06 million.
David M Robson01 August 2022
Will Your Planned Retirement Income Be Enough after Taxes?
That is an important question because the actual money you have to spend when you retire depends upon the after-tax sources of your retirement income. Thus it is important to understand how the various retirement vehicles are taxed.
David M Robson20 July 2022
Tax and Personal Finance Tips for New Parents
raising a child is one of life’s greatest joys — and biggest expenses. And we’re not just talking about the costs of college. From diapers to daycare, from braces to bicycles, parents are often shocked by the constant outflow of cash that starts days after bringing baby home.
David M Robson15 July 2022
Cash Flow Tips for Personal Trainers and Gym Owners
Just as setting a manageable, realistic training schedule is the best way for your clients to achieve their fitness goals, the same is true for your financial stability goals. Fitness businesses face unique cash flow challenges that are best managed by establishing and sticking to a regimen.
David M Robson08 July 2022
RMDs and IRA-to-Charity Distribution Provisions
Tax law requires individuals who have reached age 72 to begin taking minimum distributions from their traditional IRA accounts. These are referred to as a required minimum distribution or RMD.
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