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  The second-best investment you can make is paying off high interest rate debt. That could come after you’ve contributed enough to your 401(k) to get a full match from your employer. What should come... Continue Reading

An interest charge domestic international corporation (IC-DISC) is a domestic corporation that is designed to receive commissions on a company’s export sales.  Companies that export goods to foreign... Continue Reading

Many Federal and Georgia tax credits are available to contractors, though they are often overlooked and go unused. With proper planning and assessment, these credits can go a long way toward improving a... Continue Reading

Recent legislation has reduced Social Security claiming strategies for married couples. For example, if you failed to initiate a “file-and-suspend” plan before April 30, 2016, that opportunity is no longer... Continue Reading

Among the retirement plans that small businesses can offer to their workers are employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs). As the title indicates, an ESOP is a process for transferring ownership of the company to... Continue Reading

IRS data indicate that fewer than 1% of all individual income tax returns are audited each year. That’s true, but some taxpayers are more vulnerable than others. For starters, the IRS is more likely to audit... Continue Reading

Among employer-sponsored retirement plans, 401(k)s have become the standard. Some prospective employees assume that a job will come with a 401(k). Therefore, offering a 401(k) at your company may help you hire... Continue Reading

  Traditional defined benefit plans, structured to provide a lifelong pension, have become rare in the private sector. They’re still the norm for public sector employers; some large companies continue to... Continue Reading

  If you or a loved one ever need help with daily living activities, you will discover that custodial care can be expensive. That’s true whether the care is provided at home, in an assisted living... Continue Reading