Taxes

I’ve had my fair share of hassle (putting it lightly) with taxes. If you’re self-employed or have multiple deductions or

Every time Congress rewrites the tax code, the changes often ripple out under the radar. This has not been the

Consider the following scenario: You’ve carefully selected private equity investments for your IRA, excited about the potential for tax-advantaged growth.

Being a physician means that working long hours, keeping complex details in your head, and making big decisions on the

Since residents earn in the upper five-figure range, it’s easy for many to assume that tax optimization is a future-them

Practicing medicine in America can often feel like you’re sitting at a high-stakes poker table. The stakes involved are colossal,

The past tax year brought a good number of key updates that are likely to impact high-earners such as physicians.

Jim Wang is a forty-something father of four who is a frequent contributor to Forbes and Vanguard’s Blog. He has

Tax season is just around the corner, and I know many of us are already dreading the headache of gathering

Tax brackets are one of the most misunderstood concepts in taxes. You’ve probably heard people say (or said it yourself)

Physicians often have high incomes, which can make them ineligible to contribute to Roth IRAs directly. Luckily, there is another

Are you in your 60s or perhaps approaching that age bracket? Have you ever considered the implications of Roth conversions

When it comes to giving, taxes may not be the first thing on everyone’s mind. You have a cause you

Whether you’re operating as a full-time, self-employed sole proprietor or you’ve started a side hustle that brings in some extra

Are you ready to uncover the nuances between personal transactions and business transactions and their differing tax consequences? It’s important

Tax planning is an integral part of minimizing your tax bill at the end of the year. Tax loss harvesting