A carefully selected retirement plan can provide financial security for owners and employees while lowering a practice’s tax burdens
Barry Oliver, CPA, PFS
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Articles by Barry Oliver, CPA, PFS
I plan to add some bonds or other fixed-income assets to my personal investment portfolio. Would municipal bonds be a good idea?
A colleague told me I can give a certain amount of money, tax-free, to my kids each year. Is that true? Will it lower my taxes?
Our group practice has a 401(k) plan. I plan to defer the maximum $16,500 to the plan from my salary. I also do some medical-legal consulting on the side. Can I also establish a 401(k) plan for that business and fund another $16,500?
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