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Elder Client Planner
| Recent articles have covered such topics as knowing when to take a deduction for interest on a reverse mortgage, making decisions for 2010 estates, new information needed from clients, undoing Roth conversions, using the FOIA to help clients, probable 2011 FICA increase, the benefits of having a flexible estate plan, and deducting unreimbursed partnership expenses.
- Extensions and penalty relief for 2010 estates
- File 706s to share unused exclusion amounts
- Withholding on distributions from retirement plans
- IRS Fresh Start Initiative will help troubled taxpayers
- Not filing a Form 5329 when it is required invites problems
- Tax planning for clients with children for 2011
- Raising the retirement age beyond 67
- False and revenge 1099s create nuisance
- Reverse mortgages: When is interest deductible?
- Online sellers will get new Forms 1099-K
- Newsletter with client-friendly articles
- Professional analysis of issues that directly relate to retired clients and those who want to retire
- Information to keep you updated on changes in Social Security, tax laws, Medicare, long-term care and pension planning
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