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2006 Monthly Tax Newsletters

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• May 2006:  Plan Now to Take Advantage of Expiring Tax Breaks -- Deadline Looms to Consolidate Student Loans at Today's Low Rate

• April 2006:  Filing An Extension Buys You Six Months -- Moonlighters May Face High Tax Bill on April 15

• March 2006:  Student Loan Interest Rates Rising -- Track Your Professional Expenses -- Tax Breaks for Homeowners

• February 2006:  Stealth Tax Update -- End Those Credit Card Soliciations

• January 2006:  Re:2006 -- Home Office Revisited

2005 Monthly Tax Newsletters

• December, 2005:  There's No Place Like Home  -- Checklist To Cut Your Taxes

• November, 2005:  Social Security Max Increases to $94,200 for 2005 -- Three Free Peeks At Your Credit Report

• October, 2005:  How To Avoid Paying Taxes When Selling Real Estate -- The New Roth 401(k) and 403(b)

• September, 2005:  Recent Tax Law Changes -- Back Into Your Budget

• August, 2005:  New Car Donation Rules -- IRS Penalties

• July, 2005:  To Incorporate or Not To Incorporate -- Do You Have A Health Care Proxy?

• June, 2005:  Avoid the 30 Year Car Loan -- Interest Rate Update

• May, 2005:  No Match Doesn't Mean No Good -- How To Save $5,000 Annually Through Electronic Health Records 

• April, 2005:  The Ubiquitous AMT -- Should You File For an Extension?

• March, 2005:  What is "Financial Planning"? -- How To Break the $10,000 Monthly Disability Barrier

• February, 2005:  Hot Employment Law Topic: Non-Compete Agreements -- Memo to Moonlighters

• January, 2005:  Reset Your Monthly Retirement Savings -- Fads Are Usually Frauds