Soaring federal debt signals future tax increases
Given the current state of federal debt and solvency issues with entitlement programs, it is likely that revenue needs will lead to higher taxes.
Given the current state of federal debt and solvency issues with entitlement programs, it is likely that revenue needs will lead to higher taxes.
SECURE 2.0 provides tax credits for smaller businesses to establish workplace retirement plans.
There may be planning opportunities to mitigate the taxes associated with a Roth conversion.
Unless Congress acts, current tax rates and most tax provisions in the tax code will sunset in 2025.
Most provisions of the TCJA will expire in 2025 but taxpayers still have time to plan ahead for potential higher taxes.
Prepare in advance for tax season to make the most of your tax filing.
Looking at the year ahead, individuals may want to explore opportunities to save more, reduce taxes, or revise their tax planning strategies.
Beginning in 2024, the SECURE Act allows unused funds from a college savings plan to be transferred to a Roth IRA in a form of backdoor Roth strategy.
Due to the surge in inflation, many key tax figures annually adjusted for inflation will increase in 2023.
With the mid-term elections coming to a close with the run-off election for the Georgia Senate seat, Congress turns its attention to some must-pass bills before the end of the year. First, funding for the federal government expires on December 16, requiring Congress to pass an omnibus spending bill or continuing resolution. Additionally, lawmakers must