
- November30 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 22
Time for a Tax Pro?
Doing your own taxes was once aviable alternative to hiring a professionalto do them. Some tax experts believe thattime may be gone, especially with thecomplex new rules on reporting dividendincome. What sounds simple in theory—dividend income is now taxed as capitalgains rather than as ordinary income—isquite complex in reality. Even tax prosaren't looking forward to wrestling withSchedule D (ie, the form you use toreport capital gains) come next April.Schedule D, which was already considered1 of the most difficult forms towork on when it hit 40 lines last year,will have 55 lines this time around, inaddition to several calculations to bedone on worksheets.
Articles in this issue
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A Wedding Isn't Really About the Moneyover 17 years ago
Protect Your Future with Smart Planningover 17 years ago
Watch Out for Retirement Plan Tax Trapsover 17 years ago
Portfolio CHECK-UPover 17 years ago
Reconsider Taxable Retirement Accountsover 17 years ago
Benefit from Social Security Knowledgeover 17 years ago
Understand Physicians' Financial Phasesover 17 years ago
Take Time to Build, and Later to Mournover 17 years ago
Prepare for Tomorrow's Realities Todayover 17 years ago
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