by Independent Financial Services | Jun 9, 2022 | Tax Planning
A divorce case can be a trying time in many people’s lives. With all of the emotional turmoil that is common during a divorce it can be difficult to concentrate on all of the financial changes occurring as a result of your divorce. However, it is important to avoid...
by Independent Financial Services | May 19, 2022 | Estate & Giving, Retirement Planning, Tax Planning
When developing a comprehensive estate plan, it is important that you consider current tax laws. This will allow you to choose a strategy that will help minimize your tax liabilities while also achieving your estate planning goals. One of the most important tax...
by Independent Financial Services | Apr 26, 2022 | Estate & Giving, Tax Planning
Nobody knows when it will be time for life to end. Although it may not be a pleasant thing to think about, it is important you do what is necessary to prepare your estate for administration upon your death. You will want to make sure your loved ones are taken care of....
by Independent Financial Services | Mar 24, 2022 | Retirement Planning, Tax Planning
When you eventually retire you want to make sure you are financially secure enough to maintain the quality of life you desire. This means you will need to start making plans to invest to help ensure you have the capital you need during retirement. One option you may...
by Independent Financial Services | Mar 22, 2022 | Tax Planning
There are numerous types of taxes most working people end up having to pay. These taxes can be levied by the government at all levels from local to federal. The income tax is one levied by the federal government each year on all earners of what is considered taxable...
by Independent Financial Services | Mar 17, 2022 | Tax Planning
Many people have the problem of procrastinating and putting things off until the very last minute. Although this may work out for some things, it commonly leads to more problems in the future, especially when it comes to financial issues. This also holds true for tax...
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