09/23/2021
What financial, business, or life priorities do you need to address for the coming year? Now is an excellent time to think about the investing, saving, or budgeting methods you could employ toward specific objectives, from building your retirement fund to managing your taxes. You have plenty of choices. Here are a few ideas to consider:
Can you contribute more to your retirement plans this year?
Make a charitable gift.
See if you can take a home office deduction for your small business.
Open an HSA.
Review your withholding status. Should it be adjusted due to any of the following factors?
* You tend to pay the federal or state government at the end of each year.
* You tend to get a federal tax refund each year.
* You recently married or divorced.
* You have a new job, and your earnings have been adjusted.
Consider consulting your tax, human resources, or accounting professional before modifying your withholding status.
Did you get married in 2021?
Are you coming home from active duty?
Consider the tax impact of any upcoming transactions. Are you preparing to sell any real estate this year? Are you starting a business? Might any commissions or bonuses come your way in 2022? Do you anticipate selling an investment that is held outside of a tax-deferred account?
Vow to focus on your overall health and practice sound financial habits in 2022. And don’t be afraid to ask for help from professionals who understand your individual situation. We are here to help!
Call or email us today to get started. 817-400-9905 or [email protected]
Tyler Financial Network
At Tyler Financial Network we’ve put together a multidisciplinary group of professionals dedicated to growing and protecting your money.From investments, to asset protection, college, retirement and estate planning, we offer a full array of services.
09/22/2021
Have you put a plan in place? We can help you! Give us a call today to schedule a consultation. 817-400-9905
Tyler Financial Network
At Tyler Financial Network we’ve put together a multidisciplinary group of professionals dedicated to growing and protecting your money.From investments, to asset protection, college, retirement and estate planning, we offer a full array of services.
09/21/2021
Are you finding yourself making more impulse purchases? CNBC has the tips and tricks to get your spending under control @ https://cnb.cx/3lAfESJ
Impulse spending is an issue for many consumers. These tips can help you rein in the habit
More than 40% of consumers say they are worsening their financial situation by doing things like making impulse purchases and carrying more debt.
08/09/2021
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08/05/2021
The pandemic has changed the design of restaurant menus, with many going digital in place of physical versions. MarketPlace has the scoop @
How COVID-19 altered the “art and science” of menus - Marketplace
From QR codes to delivery apps, a menu specialist weighs in on the rise of digital menus and what it means for menu engineers.
08/04/2021
The laws governing IRAs are coming under scrutiny, as some see them being used as a tax shelter for the wealthy. CNBC has the story @
As multimillion-dollar IRAs grow, lawmakers vow to curb abuse of these accounts
Data for the 2019 tax year shows that 497 taxpayers have $25 million or more in aggregate IRA balances. Some lawmakers hope to curb use of those tax shelters.
08/03/2021
Americans who have been affected medically by COVID-19 may qualify for disability resources and support. Axios has the information @
Americans with long-COVID symptoms may qualify for disability resources
Anyone who had COVID-19 could develop long-term symptoms, even if the initial illness was mild.
07/12/2021
The IRS has unveiled a new online tool to help you calculate your child tax credit. NewsNation has the story @
Child tax credits: IRS unveils tool to check eligibility, manage monthly payments
Not sure if your family qualifies for the expanded child tax credits that will start going out next month? The IRS now has a new online tool that allows taxpayers to check their eligibility.