
- August15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 15
CHECK YOUR NUMBERS
Thanks to the latest tax cuts,according to "The Blair/McGill Advisory"(www.bmhgroup.com), doctorshave a good opportunity to keepmore of what's theirs. Rather thangiving the government an interest freeloan, they should immediatelyact to reduce their federal income taxwithholdings and/or estimated taxpayments so that they can receivethese tax savings now. However,make sure that your federal withholdingsand estimated tax paymentsare sufficient to avoid an underpaymentpenalty. Self-employed doctorsmust pay at least 90% of their 2003tax liability, or 100% of their 2002tax, as a general rule. However, if thedoctor's 2002 adjusted gross incomeexceeded $150,000, the doctor mustpay at least 90% of their 2003 tax liability,or 110% of their actual 2002tax, to avoid the penalty.
Articles in this issue
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Take Steps Toward Your Second Homeover 17 years ago
Climb over Home Improvement Obstaclesover 17 years ago
What Companies Don't Want You to Knowover 17 years ago
Balance Cost and Time in Your Householdover 17 years ago
Doctors and Crime Are a Bad Combinationover 17 years ago
What's in This Tax Relief Act for You?over 17 years ago
Confront the Perils of Retirement Todayover 17 years ago
Know What to Do if You're Shown the Doorover 17 years ago
Pay Attention to Retirement Allocationsover 17 years ago
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