Taxes
Calculating your expected tax bill can be a frustrating experience – it can feel like feeding numbers into a black
While Tax Day for US readers in 2023 may have just been a couple of days ago, it’s always useful
To lower your tax bill, it’s crucial to have more than a vague understanding of how our tax code works,
Today’s discussion of tax strategies for high-income professionals demands an important disclaimer: Do not let the tax tail wag the
If you want to keep taxes low in retirement, a handful of strategies can be used while working or when
Paying attention to your taxes now AND your taxes later will give you the tax diversification and freedom you’ll want
Tax Loss Harvesting is a great tool for generating tax alpha and lowering your annual tax bill, but it only
Depreciation is the relatively simple fundamental concept that as new things incur wear and tear, they become worth less and
It’s often said that there are only two absolutely certain things in life: death and taxes. But many folks don’t
When the stock market hiccups, as it is known to do from time to time, you may have one of
I’m excited to share a tax planning tool that I’m thrilled to have discovered a year ago. I’m not one
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If you’ve spent any time learning the U.S. tax code, you’ve learned that taxes are due when you earn income.
There are, actually, several ways to avoid paying capital gains taxes. It’s just that most of them are things people
I’ve been known to take advantage of arbitrage opportunities like the geographic arbitrage somewhat unique to the medical field where
Whatever your circumstances, if you bought a home and are thinking about moving, I implore you to live in your
I’ve shown you how easy it can be to pay no federal income tax in retirement. In fact, it’s not
During our years of wealth accumulation, a.k.a. working, we pay a pretty penny in taxes. We become accustomed to knowing
I don’t make the rules. I just try to play by them. And the rules tend to favor those who