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Here are your Articles for July 18, 2024.

Minimize Tax, Maximize Growth: How International Tax Planning Can Help Your Business

An interview with Yelena Papiryan, CPA – The Head of Duffy Kruspodin, LLP’s International Taxation Group.

San Diego’s Best Accounting Firm: Duffy Kruspodin Wins Reader’s Choice Award

San Diego Magazine Readers Recognize DK as Best Accounting Firm.

Beware of the Potential Tax Bill When Selling Your Home

If your principal residence has significantly appreciated from when you bought it, you could owe capital gains tax when it’s sold. What’s more, you might owe an additional 3.8% for the net investment income tax. Here’s what you need to know about the potential tax implications before putting your home on the market.

8 Financial Steps for Women Today

Women face unique financial challenges. On average, they still earn less than men — but the wage gap is gradually shrinking. Women currently possess significant wealth and tend to make many of the buying decisions for their households. Here are eight tips to help empower women to manage their money more effectively.

How to Make Your Property as Profitable as Possible

When market values fall or there’s a threat of declining values, commercial real estate investors may struggle. The pandemic brought changes few of us anticipated, making the world seem much less certain than before. With these uncertainties in mind, this article presents three questions real estate investors should ask themselves to help maintain profits and preserve market value.

Be Careful When Saving for Your Kids’ Education

If you put all your college savings money in a bank account, you could be penalized because of the way the financial aid system works. Here are the rules and a strategy for saving.

Now’s the Time to Review Your Estate Plan

An estate plan isn’t a static document. As the years roll on after you initial draft your plan, you need to update it as needed. The primary reason for updates is experiencing major life changes such as a marriage, divorce, second marriage or the birth of a child. Keep in mind that tax laws also are constantly changing. This article poses several questions to consier as you review and revise your estate plan.

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