College is expensive. Statistics indicate that it is just getting more and more expensive every year. Even the books are hundreds of dollars apiece. Expenses like student fees, student...
Posted by Kenneth M Perkins CPA/PFS on 03/18/2016
If your employer does not offer a retirement savings plan, it can be difficult to take the next step to begin the process of saving. However, the U.S. Treasury Department is now offering...
Posted by BHATIA & CO, INC, CPAs on 02/23/2016
Saving for retirement can be difficult, especially when the cost of living and student loan payments quickly eat up your paycheck. However, the U.S. Treasury Department is now offering...
Posted by Allan J Rolnick, CPA, CTC on 02/23/2016
College is one of the largest expenses one will incur during their lifetime. With college tuitions rising steadily each year, and enrollment seeing a huge increase in the last...
What Is The ILIT? The ILIT is short form for Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust. As its name implies, once constructed this trust fund is not revocable, nor may you...
Posted by Cassandra Collins-Patterson on 01/26/2016
Tax planning is a necessary evil in the modern era. Prior to filing tax returns in April 2016, you must know about the important income tax deductions that will assist you in efficient...
Posted by Asharp Bookkeeper on 10/30/2015
Income of a Taxpayer Salary, wages, remunerations, for services and gratuities received by a taxpayer are all considered as income of a taxpayer. These types of incomes are taxable...
Posted by The Accounting and Tax on 02/09/2015
The following items are included in income of taxpayer for a taxation year: Alimony or maintenance payments (s. 56(1)(b) and s. 56(1)(e)) Allowances for personal, living, or any...
Posted by The Accounting and Tax on 12/27/2014
Basking Ridge, NJ - As 2014 comes to a close, it’s time to start thinking about how to make 2015 a success for you and your loved ones. Though there’s little consensus...
Posted by WFP Tax Partners, LLC on 12/24/2014
