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What does the Fiscal Cliff Deal Mean to Your Income Taxes?

By on January 4, 2013 in Policy and Your Money, Tax Planning

American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 – Updated Fiscal Cliff Deal Calculator The theater (crisis) is over for now and a last-minute agreement was made in Congress.  What is harder  to believe? The 154 page document was given to the Senate 3 minutes prior to their voting on it or that President Obama went on [...]

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MERRY CLIFF MESS – Republican Plan B Cancelled

By on December 21, 2012 in Investments, Policy and Your Money, Tax Planning, World Economics

Fiscal Cliff – Republican’s Punt to the Democrats House Speaker Boehner called off a vote on a Bill that would have maintained most of the current tax rates (except for $1 million wage earners).  Apparently, it may not have had enough votes to pass. Fiscally conservative House members are not planning to vote for a [...]

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Planning a Softer Landing from the Fiscal Cliff-Featured Article from Jeff Singer CPA

By on November 20, 2012 in Achieving Financial Independence, Balanced Living, Tax Planning

  Get Life Planning Today delivered by email Featured Article from Jeff Singer CPA It would be an understatement to say that planning in today’s environment is challenging. We hear about the ominous fiscal cliff and the unwanted effects of sequestration. Our leaders believe they can reach a common ground to get an effective plan [...]

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How Much Could the “Fiscal Cliff” Tax Increases Cost You?

By on October 2, 2012 in Achieving Financial Independence, Counting Your Pennies, Policy and Your Money, Tax Planning

 CLICK Here to Get Life Planning Today Blog Updates Emailed to you Congress Signs Deal: What does the Fiscal Cliff Deal Mean to Your Income Taxes? MERRY CLIFF MESS Several clients and Glen Ellyn neighbors have asked me about the “Fiscal Cliff” lately so I have decided to blog about it.  I have also included [...]

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