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Tax Strategies | Inherited IRAs

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If you recently inherited an IRA with other beneficiaries, the rules regarding required minimum distributions (RMDs) may not be optimal for everyone. Particularly, if the beneficiaries are multiple beneficiaries or the inherited IRA lists a charity as a beneficiary.

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Avoiding Probate

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You may have heard people say you should “avoid probate” in your estate and wondered: What does that mean? This article discusses probate issues and ways to avoid them.

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Key Financial Issues and Retirement

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In 2016, the Baby Boomer generation will turn 59 years old and be eligible to withdraw funds from their qualified retirement funds without incurring the 10% early withdrawal penalty. Many may not be ready for full retirement. Preparing for retirement takes planning and financial matters for retirement should not be ignored.

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General Guidelines for Closing an Estate

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Many factors impact the length of time it takes to close an estate, including size, complexity, and state law. Sometimes, estate proceedings continue to be open for years with no end in sight. As an executor, personal representative, or heir of an estate, you should be aware of a few general guidelines for closing an estate.

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Safeguarding Personal Information Against Online Surveillance

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The Internet has revolutionized our lives. It facilitates transactions and information transmission. With opportunities there are risks. In today’s Web-based world, it is critical to know contents of your “digital dossier” and take steps to minimize risks that various forms of online surveillance create for personal and financial security. Respond Online to IRS Requests to Verify Identity When the IRS receives a suspicious tax return

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Tax Paperwork – Keep or Toss?

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Over the years, tax and other paper records tend to mount. Many individuals and companies keep records longer than necessary in case the IRS, state tax authorities, or another regulatory body inquires about a course of action. The following record retention guidelines can prevent your home or office from looking like a TV show about hoarding. E-filing is on the upswing. According to

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