Having an abnormally low taxable income for the year can actually give rise to some interesting tax-planning strategies, including taking or increasing IRA distributions, deferring deductions, doing Roth IRA conversions, taking advantage of the zero capital gains tax rate, and capitalizing rather than expensing business purchases.
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Expecting Your Taxable Income to Be Low This Year? You Can Take Advantage of It
Year-end tax planning tip: Are you paying outstanding medical or dental bills at year-end?
Machine learning algorithms don't yet understand things the way humans do - with sometimes disastrous consequences. Read on.
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Opinion | Artificial Intelligence Hits the Barrier of Meaning
Something to watch out for. Sixty percent of respondents had left jobs, or considered leaving when they didn't like the direct supervisors.
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Everyone should save for his or her eventual retirement. Tapping into your retirement nest egg before age 59 1/2 should be avoided unless there is a very good reason. Otherwise, you get stuck with substantial penalties, which may be avoided in some situations. Read more.
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Thinking of Tapping Your Retirement Funds Early? What You Need To Know