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Whether we like it or not, another tax season is here! As you start to think about your 2009, let's talk about what's new in tax land, including the AMT, the expired estate tax, changes in tax deductions for college tuition, the flat tax and more!
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Best Ways to Audit-Proof Your Tax Return

by Ken Dolan on February 1, 2010

With tax season rapidly approaching, we want you to feel prepared and assured you won't have the IRS knocking on your door. In other words, don't be afraid to take every tax deduction you're entitled to! Use our three-step audit-proof plan to protect your finances and keep money you deserve.

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Save Money on Winter Heating Bills

by Ken & Daria Dolan on January 7, 2010

After dropping all year, natural gas prices spiked 15% in the last few days as an arctic blast grips the country. Check out our four tips for how to save money on your winter heating bills.

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Should You Convert Your Traditional IRA Account to a Roth IRA?

by Ken & Daria Dolan on December 21, 2009

If you have a traditional IRA account, we have important news for you. A new rule change means you might be able to convert your tax-deferred IRA to a tax-free Roth IRA in 2010. Here are 5 reasons you might want to convert to a Roth IRA.

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8 Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid

by Ken Dolan on October 7, 2009

We know that a subject that involves talking about death is absolutely no fun. In fact, it's a little depressing, but very necessary. You owe it to yourself and, most of all, to your heirs to suck it up and make some smart estate planning decisions that will pay huge dividends when you're gone.

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