Top 5 Considerations When Shopping for Life Insurance
Any death is always a tragedy. But if the person who passed away was earning a large
percentage of a family’s income, it can leave the grieving family members in a difficult financial situation.
How Will the Stimulus Check Affect Your 2020 Tax Return?
As of May 1, the IRS announced they had sent 122,000,000 “Economic Impact Payments” (commonly referred to as “stimulus checks”) to U.S. taxpayers via direct deposit, and they are planning to send 5,000,000 paper checks each week until all taxpayers have received their payments. If you have not already received your payment as of May …
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Getting Organized for Tax Season with Dan Larson
Dan Larson offers two strategies to help you get organized for tax season.
Tax Planning for Appreciated Stock
Director of Tax Planning Dan Larson offers three strategies you and your advisor can take to mitigate the impact of capital gains on your tax liability.
EPISODE 42 // Dan Larson – End of the Year Tactical Advice
We typically want to avoid taxes at all costs, but analyzing your taxes before the end of the year opens up opportunities for tax breaks that aren’t available to you in the spring
3 Tips for End of the Year Tax Planning
Are you ready to level up your tax planning before 2020?
Don’t miss these three tax planning tips for year-end from Dan Larson with Wealthquest!
3 Education Tax Breaks That Could Save You Thousands of Dollars
As the calendar turns to August, many students begin to lament the end of summer and the upcoming first day of school. Similarly, many parents of college-aged children are dreading the fall tuition bills arriving from universities. Paying for college is one of the largest financial investments many families make, and the costs continue to …
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What the Tax Reform Package Means for You
On December 20th Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act which will enact significant changes to the U.S. tax code starting on January 1, 2018. Although the specific tax changes & planning implications are far-reaching and will take us all some time to digest, I’d like to briefly address the two most pressing questions …
