Among the things you may consider are:
1- Do you pay in to much or too little during the year?
2- If you file yourself your tax return, do you doubt that you took all available deductions you qualify for?
3- What cash outflows you need to maintain your life style?
4- Can you get a tax rate reduction on your tax return by doing some investment allocation-from one asset class to another?
5- What role play my earned Income have on my social security benefits collected?
6- How much money you need to take as a distribution from your IRA and how much tax would I pay as a result of that?
7- How much benefit I will get by purchasing an energy efficient appliance or making a home improvement?
8- Do you have the too much before tax investment vehicles than after tax or tax free investment vehicles?
9- Do I be better off taken the standard deduction or itemizing?
10- Can I time my itemized deductions to get more deductions in one year and reduce my tax liability?
11- Should I need to update my beneficiary names on my retirement plans, insurance policies, etc., due to the changes in the family relationships and other situations?
12- Should I be better of renting/leasing a car or a house?
The possibilities are endless as well as the factors to consider. But, you can lessen the impact by acting early in the year. Additional comments will follow.
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