It’s always a great challenge to find all possible deductions that will make your tax bill as small as possible. This late in the year you may have thrown up your hands and asked, “What else can I do?” But take heart. There are still several strategies available if you are charitably-minded. Appreciated assets If you itemize deductions on [...]
Still looking for ways to keep the IRS’s hand out of your pocket at tax time? If so, you still have time to make the maximum retirement plan contributions for 2025. Every $100 of deductions you gather now can reduce your federal tax bill by up to $37 next April. Here are some possibilities. For 2025 you can contribute [...]
The maximum contribution limits to tax-deferred savings accounts have been set for 2022. You can put more into employer-sponsored plans, but not individual accounts. IRA contribution limits, whether Traditional or Roth, will remain the same as it has been since 2019. You can contribute $6,000 and if you are age 50 or higher, you can make a $1,000 catch-up contribution. [...]
By Rafael A. Perez, Esq., Partner at McArdle, Perez & Franco P.L. and Chief Compliance Officer at Alhambra Investments Introduction: Over the past several decades of practicing real estate law I have had many clients, both domestic and foreign, ask me to apply for an extension of a like-kind exchange deadline. My response has always been that this is [...]
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