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• Tax Question of the Week: Can I Borrow Money from My Retirement Account?

  Borrowing is not available for traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, SEPs, or SIMPLE IRAs. However, if you participate in a qualified retirement plan through your job or self-employment, such as 401(k), profit-sharing, or Keogh plan, you might be able to borrow some of the funds in your account.

• Tax Question of the Week: Now That My Return has Been Filed, Which Documents Can I Throw Away?

  Q: Now That My 2010 Tax Return has Been Filed with the IRS, Which Documents Can I Throw Away?

• IRS Issues New revenue Procedure For Business Property

  The IRS has issued Revenue Procedure 2011-26, which provides guidance on claiming the 50% or 100% first-year depreciation bonus for qualifying business property. This article provides a general overview of bonus depreciation and details the specifics of the new guidance.

• Can I Borrow Money From My Retirement Account?

  You should check with an advisor before borrowing from your retirement accounting. It could be costly. Our question of the week can assist you with some basic knowledge about borrowing early.

• Now That My 2010 Tax Return has been filed, which documents can I throw away?

  Q: Now That My 2010 Tax Return has Been Filed with the IRS, Which Documents Can I Throw Away?

• How Do I Reduce My Tax Rate on Export Sales?

  How do I set up and operate an interest charge domestic international sales corporation (IC-DISC) that help me reduce my tax rate on export sales?

• The 50 State Pension Puzzle

  We all know that the states are on budgetary thin ice. Deficits are looming for all but one or two states, the stimulus money is ending, the tobacco settlements have been spent, the rainy day funds are drying up…… you get the idea.

• New Bad Debt Deduction Procedures for Service-Based Companies

  Writing Off Bad Debts Just Got Easier and Better!!

• Year-end Tax Breaks

  There are several. Below are four tax-saving depreciation moves your business might want to make before December 31. These tax breaks are set to expire at the end of 2011 (unless Congress acts), so you need to act fast. Contact us if you have any questions about your situation.

• Bonus Depreciation: 2021 Year End Tax Planning

  Due to a drafting error in the final version of the TCJA, qualified improvement property (QIP) isn’t eligible for bonus depreciation. How will this impact your business?