Taxes on Stock Options and Deferred Compensation – Podcast #136
Today we discuss non-qualified and incentive stock options and how they are taxed. Also talking medical school choice, frontloading a 529, paying a tithe, and lots more.
Today we discuss non-qualified and incentive stock options and how they are taxed. Also talking medical school choice, frontloading a 529, paying a tithe, and lots more.
Get a handle on asset location. Here are six high-yield principles that teach how to choose the right investments for the best account.
Do you know what deductions are available to high-income professionals using the business vehicle tax deduction? Digging into this question plus lots more on today's episode.
Let the government share in your investment losses. Here is a step-by-step guide to tax-loss harvesting so you can take advantage of the next downturn.
If we tax what we want less of, then it would appear that we want people to stop working and retire as soon as possible. One little understood effect of our tax system is that it redistributes income from workers to retirees.
Think twice before passing up the tax break of a 401K. Here I quantify the benefits of tax-deferred, tax-free growth to see how much a 401k is really worth.
Phil Demuth, author of "The Affluent Investor", joins us today to identify the best tax-reducing tactics that will make the most impact on your portfolio.
Start implementing critical strategies NOW to lower your S-Corp taxes this year. Here are 10 ways to use your business to keep more of your money.
I just finalized my 2018 taxes in September after filing an extension in April. Here's what I learned about taxes this year.
"How do I lower my taxes?" is the wrong question to ask. Know enough about our tax system to make sure you're asking the questions that really matter.
Today we discuss self-employment taxes, term life insurance, paying off debt vs investing, self-directed IRAs, mutual funds vs ETFs and lots more.
Probate is an expensive, time-consuming, public process you probably wish to avoid. Here are eleven ways to do so.
Today we discuss how to claim the foreign tax credit, physician mortgages, setting up a practice retirement plan, Able accounts, and listener questions.
Yes, the rich do take advantage of their knowledge of the tax code to pay less in taxes. But six of their seven techniques are available to everyone.
Those who suggest doctors in their peak earnings years should make Roth 401(k) contributions, do Roth conversions, or worse, avoid tax-deferred accounts altogether are either ignorant or selling something.
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