06 Jan Bonds have the wrong Social Security number. What now?

Posted at 06:02h in Ask NJMoneyHelp, Estate Planning, Retirement, Taxes

Bond owners and beneficiaries have an easy fix when a Social is incorrect. ...

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02 Jan Does my IRA income count for the pension exclusion?

Posted at 06:02h in Ask NJMoneyHelp, Retirement, Taxes

If you qualify, you could avoid N.J. state taxes on your income. ...

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30 Dec Should I do a Roth or traditional IRA? I want to save more.

Posted at 06:06h in Ask NJMoneyHelp, Retirement, Taxes

Which IRA to choose depends on current and future tax burdens. ...

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30 Dec Can I take a tax deduction for giving to charity?

Posted at 06:02h in Ask NJMoneyHelp, Taxes

The deduction of charitable contributions has changed under the new tax law. ...

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27 Dec How would Hunter Biden’s Ukraine income be taxed?

Posted at 06:06h in Ask NJMoneyHelp, Taxes

Overseas income can be taxed, but credits will help. ...

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24 Dec How long can Trump’s tax returns be under audit?

Posted at 06:06h in Ask NJMoneyHelp, Taxes

Here's what to expect for a tax return that's under audit. ...

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23 Dec What does filing ‘head of household’ mean for my tax return?

Posted at 06:02h in Ask NJMoneyHelp, Taxes

Your tax filing status can save you lots of money in some cases. ...

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23 Dec My husband and I are separated. How do we file our taxes?

Posted at 06:02h in Ask NJMoneyHelp, Taxes

If you're still officially married, you need to know about your taxes. ...

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16 Dec Will I owe taxes when I sell this property?

Posted at 06:02h in Ask NJMoneyHelp, Real Estate, Taxes

A 1031 exchange can help you defer capital gains on a property. ...

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13 Dec How can I save on my 2019 tax bill?

Posted at 06:06h in Ask NJMoneyHelp, Taxes

There are fewer ways to further cut taxes under current tax law. ...

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