Do you know the difference between taxable and nontaxable income? Financial professional, Jeff Bangerter informs on the difference between the two. He also gives examples of taxable income according to the IRS.
Financial Planning Financial Advisor Tax Planning Tax Tips Tax Management By Jeffrey Bangerter on Feb 26, 2021When a financial emergency occurs and you have limited resources, cash value life insurance can provide you with money for emergency expenses. Even if you do everything by the book, a major life circumstance can happen. Whether it’s a sudden layoff during Covid-19 or an illness, having a cushion when you need it can help meet your financial obligations. A question is should you cash out your life insurance policy?
Financial Planning Financial Advisor Tax Planning Life Insurance By Jeffrey Bangerter on Feb 16, 2021Do you dream of retiring so you can spend time with your grandchildren? Are you hoping to buy a vacation home, travel, or finally write that novel? No matter what your vision of retirement may be, learning how to accumulate wealth is an important first step.
Retirement Financial Planning Financial Advisor Tax Planning Tax Management By Jeffrey Bangerter on Jan 14, 2021Even if you have done everything by the book for decades, chances are good that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected your retirement plans. You work hard all your life to prepare for retirement. While savings and investment strategies are important, if you don't take the time to implement tax-management strategies, you're missing a critical piece of the puzzle! Making smart tax moves now can have a major impact on the potential success of your financial plan.
Retirement Financial Planning Financial Advisor Tax Planning Tax Management By Jeffrey Bangerter on Dec 16, 2020Make sure you're using the correct form if you're paying employment taxes this year as a small business owner. In this week’s Tax Tips, Financial Advisor, Jeffrey Bangerter, shares the difference between Form 944, Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return and Form 941, Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return.
Financial Advisor Tax Planning Tax Tips By Jeffrey Bangerter on Dec 11, 2020Most investors who are familiar with the 1031 Exchange, know it as an investment structure that enables an investor to defer capital gains tax on the appreciated value of a real estate investment property. And this is certainly one of the most attractive benefits an exchange offers, but it is not the only one. In fact, there are several strategic reasons why a 1031 exchange might appeal to prospective investors, and in this post, we look at a few of those.
DST Diversification 1031 Exchange Estate Planning Tax Planning By Jeffrey Bangerter on Sep 16, 2020
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