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Reilly Benefits Advisor
Health Savings Account contribution limit for 2018 reduced slightly for family plans
Apr 09, 2018
Among the unforeseen consequences of the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is an unusual reduction on the limits that Health Savings Account holders can contribute to their plans.
Reilly Tax Advisor
Common misunderstandings about tax extensions
Mar 22, 2018
Tax deadline is bearing down, and you are determined not to file for an extension. But why?
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Casualty losses can provide a 2017 deduction, but rules tighten for 2018
Mar 15, 2018
If you suffered damage to your home during this winter's snowstorms, you will only be able to deduct the resulting "casualty losses" if the region receives a disaster declaration by the President.
Reilly Tax Advisor
How home office deduction will change in 2018
Jan 23, 2018
The home office deduction you take for the 2017 tax year may not be available to you for 2018.
Reilly Tax Advisor
Standard mileage deduction rates for 2018
Dec 20, 2017
Stable oil prices have shielded most Americans from getting a shock at the pumps in 2017, but prices remain stubbornly above previous levels, so Uncle Sam is giving you a break in 2018.
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Should you add RMDs to your year-end checklist?
Dec 07, 2017
For older taxpayers with tax-advantaged retirement accounts, one important item may remain on the year-end to-do list: Take required minimum distributions (RMDs).
Reilly Tax Advisor
Why you should consider accelerating property tax payment into 2017
Nov 14, 2017
Prepaying property tax may be especially beneficial this year, as proposed tax legislation may reduce or eliminate the property tax deduction in 2018.
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2017 might be your last chance to hire veterans and claim a tax credit
Nov 08, 2017
With Veterans Day on November 11, it’s a good time to think about the sacrifices veterans have made and how we can support them. One way businesses can support veterans is to hire them. The Work Opportunity tax credit (WOTC) can help businesses do that, but it may not be available after this year.
Reilly Tax Advisor
Watch out for potential tax pitfalls of donating real estate to charity
Sep 05, 2017
Charitable giving allows you to help an organization you care about and, in most cases, enjoy a valuable income tax deduction.
Reilly Tax Advisor
3 midyear tax planning strategies for individuals
Jul 27, 2017
In the quest to reduce your tax bill, year-end planning can only go so far. Tax-saving strategies take time to implement, so review your options now. Here are three strategies.