- Marketplace Insurance Checkup
- If you are one of the many individuals or families who purchase their health insurance through the federal or a state government health insurance marketplace and are receiving an advance premium tax credit (subsidy of premium available to those with low to moderate income) to help you pay the cost of that insurance, you should make sure you report changes in family income and family size, as they occur, to the marketplace through which you purchased your insurance.
- Should You Itemize Your Deductions for Taxes?
- Looking ahead to the filing season for this year's tax returns, a frequent question is whether you should keep track of tax-deductible expenditures or simply settle for the standard deduction amount.
- Retirement Plan Distribution Pitfalls
- When an individual retires or leaves an employer's service, the individual will be required to take a distribution from the employer's retirement plan (if the employer had a plan). Depending on the employee's age and the plan's terms, a distribution may not be required immediately, but when it's time to take the distribution there are a number of tax pitfalls that can create some very big tax headaches for the employee. This article will explore those hazards and discuss how to avoid them.
- October 15 - Last Chance to Take Advantage of Retroactive Business Expensing
- If you are a small business owner, October 15, 2015, is your last chance to retroactively adopt the new tangible property regulations that took effect in 2014.
- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) Are Valuable Tools for Small Business Owners
- If you’re a small business owner, then you know that gauging the performance of your business is one of the most difficult tasks you face. The indicators and measures that you work with on a day-to-day level are not necessarily reflected in the criteria and metrics that are provided on paper, and it’s hard to know what to trust and which information is best to use. It is essential that business owners have a reliable, understandable way to tell whether things or going well or need improvement, and that’s why using and understanding your Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) is so vitally important.
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