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New Kiddie Tax Rules
Video Description: The rule covers kids up to age 18, but you still save by keeping some investments in their name. Related Article Subjects: investing, kiddie, savings, taxes, teenager
How to Understand Kiddie Tax
Tips and advice for personal finance from the Dolans. This video focus' on how to understand kiddie tax and the changes that have been made to... Hire Your Children in Your Small Business to Save on TaxesBy: Kristine Mckinley | 22/11/2008 | TaxesHiring your children in your business can be a great tax savings strategy, as well as a way to teach your children about business and money. Wages paid to your children (between the ages 7 and 17) are a valid business deduction, as long as they do bona fide work, and they are compensated fairly. 529 College Savings Plans Get Better Than Ever!By: Mark J. Orr, CFP | 28/03/2007 | EducationWhat is now the best way to save for college expenses? In my professional opinion, for most people, It's the 529 College Savings Plans. They are now worth a very serious look! Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code (the actual name) was put into place to encourage families to save and... The Top Ten Changes to Tax Law 2008By: David Steven Roberts | 16/10/2008 | Ask an ExpertEvery year for whatever reason whether it be political or an exchange of favors for lobbyists, our Congress adds additional changes to our already complicated tax law. Sometimes these changes are beneficial, sometimes they are not, but this article will briefly examine the changes that have been made for this 2008 Tax Year. Ten Tax Planning Ideas for Small Businesses in 2009By: Alan L. Olsen | 28/04/2009 | Small BusinessIf you are a small business owner looking for cost cutting ideas here are ten tax planning ideas that may result in substantial tax savings. The following article highlights planning areas often missed by business owners. You should consult a qualified tax advisor to determine if any of these areas are appropriate for you and your business. Hire Your Kids in Your Small Business to Save on TaxesBy: Kristine Mckinley | 02/12/2008 | FinanceHiring your children in your business can be a great tax savings strategy, as well as a way to teach your children about business and money. Wages paid to your children (between the ages 7 and 17) are a valid business deduction, as long as they do bona fide work, and... How Can You Take Advantage of the 0% Capital Gains Rate?By: Tom Wheelwright | 04/05/2008 | FinanceThe capital gains rate for certain taxpayers will drop to 0% for tax years 2008 through 2010. How can you take advantage of this 0% capital gains rate? First, let's review the capital gains rate in general. Estate Planning Opportunities Resulting From Low Rates And Discounted ValuesBy: Eshields | 11/03/2009 | Personal FinanceThe current economic environment provides an excellent opportunity to transfer assets at historically low interest rates, removing future appreciation from your etate. The low rates coupled with discounted asset values have created opportunities to maximize estate tax savings. Strategies such as grantor retained annuity trusts (GRATs), installment sales to an intentional grantor trust (IGT) and intrafamily loans are some of the ways to capitalize on the low rates and depressed asset values. Pay Your Children to Work for you with the Blessing of the Survive IRS ScrutinyBy: aashish | 04/11/2009 | BusinessSave on Taxes by Hiring Your Children You've heard that you can't have your cake and eat it, too. But hiring your own family is one case when you can. Pay your minor or adult children to work for your business, then write it off as an expense.
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