Posts Tagged ‘Retirement Planning’
How to deal with deferred taxes and minority interest in calculation of unlevered free cash flow?
Hi all, I am facing a valuation problem. On this financial statement, Net Income = Operating Income – Reorganization Expense – Amortization of goodwill – Net Interest Expense – Performance Plan Expenses – Equity in net income in unconsolidated subsidiaries – Income taxes – Minority Interest. I am also facing the following cash flow data:…
Read MoreIRS TAX TIPS: Vehicle Tax Deduction (ASL, Captions & Audio)
WASHINGTON — On December 9, 2011 the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) issued the guidelines for 2012 including the optional standard mileage rates used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical or moving purposes. These guidelines will begin on January 1, 2012. This means that the old guidelines used in…
Read MoreCareers in Financial Planning : Education of a Financial Planner
Financial planners need an education that is a combination of formal education, life experiences and an understanding of how to manage money. Find out how financial planners come from numerous walks of life with help from a financial strategist and consultant in this free video on education for financial planners. Expert: Ted Schmidt Contact: www.flgus.com…
Read MoreFive Key Steps To A Successful Business Succession Plan
The Coach interviews Stephen Reed, CPA, at Cowan, Gunteski & Co., P.A. on the five key steps to a successful business succession plan. Over 90% of businesses in the U.S. are family owned, but less than 30% make it to the second generation and fewer than 12% make it to third generation. The key reason…
Read Moreis it legal for my boss to tax my tips at work? CA labor law questions!?
When people tip in cash I get to take it under the table but when people tip on CC or check it shows up on my paycheck and is taxed. Is this legal in California? It doesn’t seem right. No, you are wrong, when they tip you in cash you must still report it. When…
Read MoreAlternatives To The Stock Market.
Stock Market There are many people who have but all of their faith the Stock Market and that is certainly a option. The problem is you are putting all of you eggs in one basket. A better approach is to make the Stock Market part of an overall plan. Having a sound plan will give…
Read MoreDebt Consolidation Services: Free vs Paid, Which Are Better?
Free or paid, debt consolidation services are debt consolidation services, right? Wrong! More often than not people fall into the trap, the reason being incomplete information on the industry and inadequate knowledge on how the industry runs. But before we proceed further into the discussion, we must also take into notice the underlying factors that…
Read MoreFinancial Planning : Tips on How to Save Money
In order to save money, a person must have an understanding of how much money she is bringing home and where this money is being spent. Discover how the creation of a budget will help people to save money with help from a financial services specialist in this free video on saving money. Expert: William…
Read MoreWhat retirement plan should an 18 year old start in this economy?
I have budgeted to put $2,000 in my retirement account until the age of 26 and than leave it there until retirement. Any suggestions? Start a Roth IRA for two simple reasons. If you absolutely need to, you can withdraw your contributions tax-free and penalty-free. Just don’t touch the earnings. And, the earnings accumulate tax-free…
Read MoreIs financial planning a wise career choice?
tomorrow i am registering for bcom financial planning at my university. I’m wondering if it is a wise choice with plenty of career oppertunities, good pay etc.. yes definitely
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