Important Dates
Personal Finance
- 401(k) Contribution Limits: Many employers offer what are commonly referred to as 401(k) plans, named after the tax code section...
- Above-The-Line Education Deduction: Through 2011, taxpayers are allowed up to a $4,000 above-the-line deduction for qualified higher edu...
- Self-Employed Education Twists: Self-employed taxpayers should consider their options carefully when it comes to applying tax benefi...
- Deduction for Higher Education Interest: When this deduction was first created some years back the deduction was limited to interest for the ...
- Educational Tax Credits: The law provides for two nonrefundable tax credits, the American Opportunity (or Hope Scholarship cr...
- Federal Estate Tax Retroactively Reinstated: The Bush era tax cuts slowly phased out the federal estate tax and abolished it altogether for dec...
- New Penalties for Failure to File or Furnish Information Returns: Tax law requires businesses to provide information returns, such a 1099s, to each payee that the bu...
- Rental Owners Need to Prepare for New 2011 Reporting Requirement: If you are a rental owner and during 2011 make payments of $600 or more to a service provider (suc...
- Small Employer Simple Cafeteria Plans: For years beginning after Dec. 31, 2010, small employers (average of 100 or fewer employees on busin...
- Mandatory Health Insurance Overview: Many of the provisions of the Health Care Legislation are linked to the mandate that everyone become...