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Age Is Just a Number, but Tax Milestones Matter
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From childhood savings accounts to retirement plan distributions, age can affect federal tax obligations and planning opportunities throughout one's life. Knowing when key milestones will arrive is critical to choosing optimal strategies. We journey through major age-based tax rules and considerations that taxpayers may encounter from birth through their 70s.
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Know the Rules Before Your Organization Brings in Interns
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Have you considered bringing in interns to help with your organization's workload? Free or low cost labor can be attractive to employers and provide students with valuable experience. However, the practice of using unpaid interns has come under increasing scrutiny because it can violate the Fair Labor Standards Act. Keep reading for important information.
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Stock Splits: Are Two Halves Better than the Whole?
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A stock split is one way public companies make their shares more affordable to the average investor. However, a split doesn't change the overall value of a shareholder's stock — only the number of shares owned. This article discusses why companies sometimes opt for stock splits and how it can benefit investors.
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The Financial Rewards of Buying a Condo for Your Child's College Housing
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If you have a child in college, living expenses can be significant. One way to save money is to invest in an on-campus condominium for him or her and any roommates to reside in. As an added bonus, you may be able to sell the condo for a gain after graduation. Here are the details on the federal tax rules on rental properties for college kids and advice on how to avoid potential pitfalls.
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