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Avoid Tax Pitfalls and Maximize Gains: 4 Key Investment Tactics

There are many tax strategies that are overlooked levers for improving investment outcomes. Reviewing a client’s tax return isn't just a compliance exercise—it’s an opportunity to identify meaningful, actionable ways to reduce tax drag and improve long-term financial outcomes. When integrated with a thoughtful investment plan, tax planning becomes a powerful tool to grow and

Understanding the Kiddie Tax: What Families Need to Know

If your child earns income from investments—like dividends, interest, or capital gains—you may need to consider how the kiddie tax could impact your family’s tax situation. Designed to prevent income shifting between generations, this rule applies when a child’s unearned income exceeds $2,600 for the 2025 tax year. While the first $1,300 is tax-free and

Consider tax loss harvesting to reduce your tax liability

First, what is this harvesting? – no, you do not need to live in a farm. Tax loss harvesting is selling investment with a loss (take that capital loss) and apply against the capital gain of profitable investments. Example 1: Sold share of X Inc with a $5k loss (purchased at $7k and sold at

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Selling your home? Selling your rental property?

If you are selling or thinking of selling your home or rental property, the IRS has special resources to keep into consideration. Selling your home You can claim a capital gain exclusion of up to $250,000 (single) or $500,000 (married filing jointly), if you owned the home and lived in the main home for the

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