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    2. 10 Scams That Will Ruin Your Retirement

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      10 Scams That Will Ruin Your Retirement
      Getty Images Scams can hit anyone at any age, but falling victim to fraud is especially painful for retirees, many of whom are counting on the fixed income from their nest eggs and Social Security benefits to last through retirement. According to Federal Trade Commission data , 1.1 million frauds were reported in 2017, with 21% of the fraud victims suffering a financial loss. Fraud losses for all ages totaled ...
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    5. Retirees, Year-End Moves to Trim Your Tax Tab

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      Retirees, Year-End Moves to Trim Your Tax Tab
      The coming tax-filing season will be full of twists and turns. New tax forms should be in place. Old, familiar tax breaks are gone, replaced by new breaks and new tax-saving opportunities. And the new, lower tax rates are in full effect. If the 2019 filing season were a reality show, no doubt it would be the most dramatic season yet.
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    6. How small business owners can save big on college

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      How small business owners can save big on college
      Small business owners with college-bound children can save thousands of dollars a year if they plan ahead and adopt a few simple strategies. While it's best to plan when children are young, even some last-minute tips can cut parents' costs. Here are some items business people should put on their to-do lists, and a few steps to avoid.
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    8. How to game the new standard deduction — and 3 other ways to cut your 2018 tax bill

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      How to game the new standard deduction — and 3 other ways to cut your 2018 tax bill
      With year-end rapidly approaching, now is the time to take steps to cut your 2018 tax bill before its too late. Here are four foolproof year-end strategies to consider, taking into account changes included in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). 1. Game the increased standard deduction allowances The TCJA almost doubled the standard deduction amounts. The 2018 standard deductions are: * $12,000 if you are single or use ...
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    11. New Rules on Capital Gains

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      New Rules on Capital Gains
      The rates didnt change, but theyre pegged to your income instead of your tax bracket. For 2018, youll pay 0% on long-term capital gains (investments held longer than a year) if your taxable income is below $38,600 for single filers, $51,700 for heads of household or $77,200 for joint filers. Youll pay the 15% rate for taxable income up to $425,800 for singles, $452,400 for ...
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    12. The 411 on 529 college-savings plans

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      The 411 on 529 college-savings plans
      Contributions to the plan grow free from federal income tax, and withdrawals are tax-free when used for qualified expenses. It costs very little to get started and often can be done online. Lets face it education can be expensive. The College Board reports that the average cost of in-state tuition, fees, room and board at a public four-year college in the U.S. was $20,770 last year. And thats ...
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    14. How Much Tax Will You Owe Next Year? Get an Inside Look Now.

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      How Much Tax Will You Owe Next Year? Get an Inside Look Now.
      Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, with its lower tax rates and higher standard deduction, has put extra money in workers' paychecks in 2018. And many taxpayers may realize when they do their taxes next season that they're eligible for even more tax breaks.
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    16. IRS Warns Taxpayers To Watch Out For Scams This Summer

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      IRS Warns Taxpayers To Watch Out For Scams This Summer
      Now that tax season is over (well, except for those of us on extension), the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is warning taxpayers to remain onalert for phishing emails and telephone scams. According to the IRS, summer attracts the attention of scammers since so many taxpayers expect to hear from the tax agency - so much so that tax pros refer to this time of year as correspondence season.
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  1. About Robert Williams

     

    Robert Williams CPA.

    18952 MacArthur BLVD. Suite 460
    Irvine, CA.  92612
     

    (949) 476-7737

    CLICK HERE TO GO TO ROBERT WILLIAMS' WEB SITE 

    Robert J. Williams, CPA is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, (AICPA), The California Society of Certified Public, Accountants and is registered with the State of California Department of Consumer Affairs Board of Accountants.

     

    Robert owns and Operates Williams Accountancy Corporation.  His accounting practice specializes in corporate development, taxation and audit representation.  With over 27 years as a professional accounting practitioner, Robert’s firm has carved out a niche market, specializing in the federal and state taxation for small businesses and high net worth individuals.

     

    Williams’ Accountancy provides expertise in the review and reporting of company financials, internal control structures, abstract governmental requirements, compliance testing and audits.  Robert Williams specializes in federal taxation as well as state taxation, for a multitude of states throughout the U.S.

     

    Williams’ holds an accounting degree from St. Frances University of Pennsylvania and is a licensed Certified Public Accountant, licensed to practice in the state of California.

     

     

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