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Tax Planning Guide: Take steps now to save tax - while you still can. Please download a copy of the 2012-2013 Tax Planning Guide by clicking on the PDF icon below.
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Record Retention Guide: How long before you can shred those documents? This document provides guidelines for all major documents and schedules.
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2012-2013 Tax Planning Guide
Estate Planning Checklist
Record Retention Guide
Client Survey
Tax Articles
- Why 2013 may be the year to make that car or boat purchase you’ve been thinking about
- Alternative-asset IRAs: Handle with care
- Keeping Good Tax Records: A Case Study of What NOT to Do
- IRS Cracks Down on Tax ID Theft: Could You Be a Victim?
- New Limits on Flexible Spending Accounts for 2013
- The IRS is Conducting Fewer Individual Audits – But Examining More Businesses
- A New Option for Deducting Home Office Expenses
- Portability doesn’t preclude the need for marital transfers and trusts
- April 15 has passed — now what?
- The Perils of Filing for an Extension
- The revived research credit can still reduce your 2012 tax bill
- IRS provides penalty relief to certain late filers
- Rising Tide, The Latest on Long-Term Care Insurance
- 4 Myths About Managing Your Debt
- Do you need to file a 2012 gift tax return by April 15?
- S Corporation Focus - IRS Scrutiny of Unreasonable Salaries Likely to Continue
- Yes, there’s still time to make a 2012 IRA contribution!
- A lower Flexible Spending Accounts contribution limit may make Health Savings Accounts more attractive
- You might save more by deducting state and local sales taxes
- 2012 Return Filing on Hold for Many Taxpayers
- Tax Court: Bad Loans to Corporations Treated as Non-Business Bad Debt Losses
- Tax Changes for Individuals in the 'Fiscal Cliff' Law
- Can recently enhanced Sec. 179 expensing reduce your 2012 taxes?
- Management & Tax Newsletter Winter 2013
- Making the most of 2012 education credits
- 3 Tax Tips for the Self-Employed
- The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, Calculating the Tax Effects of a Crisis Averted
- IRS makes deducting home office expenses easier
- Do You Need a CPA?
- Newly revived "charitable IRA rollovers": Time is running out for 2012 tax savings
- Healthcare Reform and You…Understanding the 2014 Provisions
- What 2013 tax law changes mean for tax withholding
- W-2 Reporting Requirements for Employers with 250+ Employees
- Tax Impact of the Fiscal Cliff Deal
- The 2012 gift tax annual exclusion: Use it or lose it.
- Save more tax with donations of appreciated stock
- Self-employed? Set up a retirement plan by Dec. 31!
- Why 2012 may be the right year for a Roth IRA conversion
- Consider the tax implications if you’re awarded restricted stock
- Make the most of depreciation-related breaks while you can
- Need to Hire? Consider Veterans
- Why you may want to incur medical expenses before year end
- Time is running out for tax-free treatment of home mortgage debt forgiveness
- Disaster Unemployment Assistance
- Hurricane Sandy Damage Can Help Reduce 2013 Property Tax Assessments
- Hurricane Sandy Relief
- Projecting income can allow businesses to use timing to their tax advantage.
- What does the reelection of President Obama mean to you?
- Highlights of Health Care Reform
- Lock in the 0% long-term capital gains rate while it’s still available
- IRS Clarifies W-2 Reporting of Healthcare Costs to Employees
- Contributing to Charity? Wondering about the Organization's Tax-Exempt Status?
- How to verify that a charity is eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions
- Court: IRS Can Reclassify S Corp Distributions as Wages
- Confused by sales tax rules? You are not alone.
- Research & Development Credit
- Beware of emails from the IRS
- If you sell your house, make sure you don’t leave money on the table.
- Seniors: Don't Overlook Write-Offs for Medicare Premiums
- What Parents (and Grandparents) Need to Know About Custodial Accounts
- Estate Tax Planning: Take this Important Step NOW
- Some Interesting Statistics Regarding Income Tax Burden
- Let the Buyer (& Seller) Beware
- IRS Defers the 3% Withholding of Governmental Payments
- Is an IRA rollover to a Roth right for you?
- First-Time Homebuyer Credit
- Escape from New Jersey
- What is Nexus and how does it impact your business?
- Stimulus Act Provides Substantial Tax Breaks for Businesses and Individuals
- Tax Law Enacted to Spur U.S. Economy
- Social Security Benefits may be Taxable
- Ways to Avoid an Audit
- Tax Tips
- Sales Tax Deduction is Back
- Year End Tax Planning Tips
- Can you claim a parent as a dependent? Will this cause a tax audit?
- New Changes to Section 529 Plans
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Tax Tips and Articles
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As taxpayers were filing their returns in 2013, the IRS announced a national crackdown on identity theft schemes aimed at stealing taxpayers' refunds.The crime has trapped scores of innocent taxpayers. Here is a description of how tax identity theft works, along with eight steps you can take to help protect yourself from the devastating results.
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As individuals, we know the importance of good credit. There is a constant bombardment on TV regarding this topic, so it is very hard to ignore. Have you ever stopped, however, to consider just how important it is for your town to have good credit?
Read MoreTax-season tips for late filers
Marcia Geltman, a partner with Nisivoccia LLP, spoke with The Star-Ledger and offered tips on what filers should look out for. Marcia encourages filers to not overlook oft-missed deductions for medical expenses and education. She also warned about red flags that tax collectors are searching for and discussed options Hurricane Sandy victims have.
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