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Wedding-related Tax Benefits
Written by Eva Rosenberg on August 3, 2011
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Wedding-related Tax Benefits Eva Rosenberg, EA When you’re one of the responsible financial parties involved in making wedding plans, you’re looking at a hefty price tag—possibly in the $20,000 – $60,000 range. Why? I haven’t a clue! I managed to have a kosher wedding with…
Common Mistakes the Self-Employed Make
Written by Eva Rosenberg on July 21, 2011
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Common Mistakes the Self-Employed Make By Eva Rosenberg There are so many wonderful benefits to having a job—paid vacation time, sick pay, bonuses, perhaps even pensions and medical plans. Plus, most jobs let you have regular hours and weekends off. But some of us are…
Plan for Next Year’s Taxes with Green Tax Credits – Part 2
Written by James Freeman on July 20, 2011
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Plan Ahead for Next Year’s Taxes with Green Tax Credits – Part 2 By James Freeman, Cambridge Capital Partners Did you read yesterday’s blog with information on how to plan for next year’s taxes with Green Tax Credits? We have more advice for your green…
Plan for Next Year’s Taxes with Green Tax Credits – Part 1
Written by James Freeman on July 19, 2011
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Plan Ahead for Next Year’s Taxes with Green Tax Credits – Part 1 By James Freeman, Cambridge Capital Partners Proactive Tax Planning Through Green Tax Credits Paying taxes. Just the thought of writing that check to the IRS tends to make the average American see…
How Divorce Affects Your Tax Return
Written by Eva Rosenberg on July 13, 2011
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How Divorce Affects Your Tax Return Eva Rosenberg, EA In 2010, 6.8 percent of the population got married. And 3.4 percent got divorced. Yikes! That means that half of married couples are apt to face the tax issues of getting divorced. What do you need…
Sales Tax – Are All Those Receipts Worth Saving?
Written by Eva Rosenberg on July 12, 2011
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Sales Tax – Are All Those Receipts Worth Saving? By Eva Rosenberg, EA Did you know that some states—including Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon—have no state sales taxes at all? On the other hand, some states have a complex variety of local sales…
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