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Taxing Issues 
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Recently President Obama signed into law H.R. 4462, which allows the accelerated deduction of cash charitable contributions made for the benefit of Haitian victims.
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The current economic environment has had negative implications on most households and businesses in the United States.
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Are you ready for one of the biggest years in investment rule-change history? With 2010 only weeks away, the volume on the impending Roth IRA conversion rule-changes is growing by the day.
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Thanks to the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005 (TIPRA), January 1, 2010 could be an important day to many people: beginning on that date, anyone holding a traditional IRA can convert to a Roth IRA regardless of their adjusted gross income (AGI). Historically, only those with an AGI below $100,000 were eligible to take advantage of this powerful savings vehicle.
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In the world of individual retirement accounts (IRAs), there are basically two types: traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs.
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Can your spouse really force you to pay your brother-in-laws taxes? Strangely that answer could be “yes” if your will and your insurance policies are not coordinated.
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Overlooked in much of the current press coverage over the disputes between UBS and the IRS is the fact that it is entirely legal for a US person to have such an offshore account; yes, entirely legal provided that the appropriate information reports are filed to disclose the existence of such accounts.
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If you sit on the governing board of a private foundation that has recently experienced a significant decline in assets, you may be reassessing whether the foundation’s annual administrative costs justify its existence.
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Certified public accountants (CPAs) have long played an important role in their clients' personal wealth and asset management.
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With the potential for future appreciation and valuation discounts, many investors own assets that may be extremely effective in wealth transfer strategies.
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