September 16th, 2010
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Planning Your Financial Future
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September 2010
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September is on its way, along with cooler days and nights, and…..homework. Yes, back to school has arrived. Be on the look-out for the school buses, and the children running to catch them.
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Year-End Tax Planning–Special Concerns for 2010
Year-end tax planning is as much about 2011 as it is about 2010. Often, there’s a real opportunity for year-end tax savings when you can predict that you’ll be paying taxes at a lower rate in one year than in the other. Of course, to effectively plan, it helps to have a good idea of what next year’s tax rates will be. Unfortunately, as 2010 draws to a close, 2011 brings some uncertainty in that regard.
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Health-Care Reform Creates Small Business Tax Credit
Beginning this year, if you’re a small business employer, you may be able to take advantage of the small business tax credit provided by the new health-care reform legislation.
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How Will Financial Reform Affect You?
Though the bulk of financial reform legislation is aimed at Wall Street, how will this legislation affect consumers?
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Will the new health-care law affect my Medicare drug plan?
Yes, it might. Many Medicare Part D beneficiaries have had to pay for prescriptions out-of-pocket after reaching a gap in their annual coverage, referred to as the “donut hole.”
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Does the new health-care reform law affect health spending accounts?
Yes. The new health-care reform legislation impacts flexible spending arrangements, health reimbursement arrangements, health savings accounts, and Archer Medical Savings Accounts.
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