
Tax Tips for 2021
Tax Tips for 2021 The 2021 tax season is in full swing, and like last year, the IRS has decided to extended the tax filing deadline
You may already be using accounts that are tax-deferred and tax-advantaged. This is a great step, but when we make investment recommendations, we go beyond tax-deferred and tax-advantaged. We manage our clients’ money differently for accounts that are qualified and non-qualified accounts, utilizing strategies such as tax-efficient mutual funds, municipal bonds, and tax-loss harvesting.
Another tax reduction strategy would be a 1035 exchange, which allows the transfer of the cash value of a life insurance policy or an annuity without incurring any taxes. There are various reasons why a person would want to transfer the accumulated funds of an insurance policy or annuity, but it is important to abide by certain restrictions
There are alternative investment strategies designed to reduce income taxes in the year of purchase, which we analyze and incorporate when it’s an appropriate fit for our client.
Our estate planning is focused on reducing estate taxes.
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