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At Everett & Boetticher, P.C., we know that an informed client is our best customer. And the Internet is a great education resource, with endless amounts of information just a click or two away.

But sometimes it's nice to have help sorting through the virtual noise and clutter, so we've selected a few helpful articles for you to view. Check back often, for all the latest information on ways to manage your business and personal financial needs more effectively.

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 Don’t be Scammed by Cyber Criminals 

The IRS issued a warning on what to expect from them regarding correspondence.

Home Energy Credits Still Available for 2011

The IRS reminds homeowners that they still have time this year to make energy-saving and green-energy home improvements and qualify for either of two home energy credits

15 Quickbook TIps

15 QuickBooks intermediate and advanced features that you should be using.

Employer Mandate to Offer Health Insurance

The recently enacted health overhaul legislation requires certain employers to offer and contribute to their workers' health insurance or pay a penalty.

 

 

"Last minute" year-end tax-saving moves for individuals

 

 

 

Although there are only three weeks left to go before the year ends, it's not too late to implement some planning moves that can improve your tax situation for 2011 and beyond.

 

What's new for 2012—a roundup of tax changes effective this year

 

 

 

There are many important tax changes taking effect in 2012, as well as some that took effect late last year and thus are "new." They are the result of tax legislation enacted in prior years, or are triggered by effective dates in regs, rulings and other guidance, or will occur by default in 2012 absent Congressional action.

 
Traditional to Roth IRA Conversions
Four years ago, the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005 (TIPRA) relaxed some restrictive rules preventing many taxpayers from converting a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA, but this favorable change was not effective until 2010.
 
Tax Aspects of Becoming Self-employed
Individual taxpayers are opting to start their own businesses for myriad reasons. Regardless of why you're contemplating self-employment, you should consider several basic tax-related issues before and immediately after actually leaving your current job.
 
Which Is Best for Your Business: Section 179 or 100% Bonus Depreciation?
Taxpayers who acquire assets for use in their trade or business activity have a very good chance of writing off the entire cost, thanks to 100% bonus depreciation plus very generous Section 179 deduction limits.