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Tax Tips
Grandparents Caring for Grandchildren Should Check Their Eligibility for EITC Grandparents who work and are also raising grandchildren might benefit from the earned income tax credit. The IRS encourages these grandparents to find out, not guess, if they qualify for this credit. This is important because grandparents who care for children are often not aware that theyContinue reading “Tax Tips”
Where states get their money
USA Rich and poor tax payers, 2010
Middle income and families Middle income and couples contributed more in taxes compared to other income groups. Free education, housing support, child care support, health care access and other family-centered and middle-income centered benefits should be given more to this income group. From these income groups, more than half of the monthly income goes toContinue reading “USA Rich and poor tax payers, 2010”
2010 Tax Statistics in the USA
More women between the ages of 55 under 60 yrs of age worked in 2010 compared to the number of men in the same age group. In both men and women, the top earning age group is between the ages of 46 under 55 yrs of age. Disparity in income between men and women isContinue reading “2010 Tax Statistics in the USA”
2015 Tax Amounts, your guide
8.69% return to break even upon home purchase
1. Home Maintenance Costs Home maintenance expenditures include cash outlays for services such as appliance repair, pest control, house cleaning, chimney cleaning, gutter and downspout cleaning, landscaping, lawn maintenance and home security. (To save money on home expenses, see Fifteen Insurance Policies You Don’t Need, Extended Warranties: Should You Take The Bait? and Five Money-SavingContinue reading “8.69% return to break even upon home purchase”
Asset Protection Iron Triangle by Charles Lamm
Asset protection is not just for the wealthy any longer. When a middle class home can easily run a half million dollars in Florida or another state, and over a million in California or other state, anyone can become a target of lawsuits, divorce courts, and the IRS. You have to dig a well beforeContinue reading “Asset Protection Iron Triangle by Charles Lamm”
March 16, 2015 deadline for business structure execution
Unless otherwise indicated, all deadlines related to TAXES are at 11:59:59 P.M. (one second before midnight) local time. See also IRS Publication 509. March 31, 2014 Health care coverage deadline for most uninsured taxpayers to avoid the Affordable Care Act penalties on their 2014 tax returns. November 15, 2014 Start of 2015 open enrollment at the HealthContinue reading “March 16, 2015 deadline for business structure execution”
What would the Federal Reserve do
Economic indicators: SP500, building permit, unemployment, capital goods spending, money supply What would you do with your income and spending this 2015? Contact Connie Dello Buono, helping doctors and business owners reduce income taxes via a business structure and financial strategies. 408-854-1883 motherhealth@gmail.com or conniedbuono@gmail.com
Suddenly everything is a choice rather than a mandatory cost, your personal finance resolution for 2015
Car: Riding a bike or bus to work. Think of saving the car insurance and cost of gas for years before buying your dream car. House: Settling for a room to rent or mobile home or community house sharing. Think Income first before Spending. This means buying a fourplex as your first home or aContinue reading “Suddenly everything is a choice rather than a mandatory cost, your personal finance resolution for 2015”
Taxes 2015 – Finance Planning and Financial Strategies coupled with Business structure
W2 and 1099 income for Stanford and Kaiser doctors to save more and min taxes
Ask your payroll if you can split your income to W2 (base) and 1099 (extra) to allow your 1099 income into a C corp for max savings and min income taxes. Working for a hospital allowing you to do a 1099 can save you more in income taxes and increase your savings. With VA doctors, payroll willContinue reading “W2 and 1099 income for Stanford and Kaiser doctors to save more and min taxes”