1. Put Your Children on Your Payroll 2. Get Divorced after December 31 3. Stay Single to Increase Mortgage Deductions 4. Get Married on or before December 31 5. Make Use of the 0 Percent Tax Bracket I know that taxes can cause confusion. Remember, that’s why you have us and we are always here to be of service. If you want to discuss any of the strategies above, please contact us.
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