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FSA Plan = Money Saved

June 16, 2015 by Joseph Belbol

What exactly is an FSA plan and how can it save you money? FSA stands for flexible spending account, which is a special account that is used to pay for medical expenses on a pretax basis. In other words, the money put towards the plan is not subject to income taxes and social security/medicare taxes. […]

Filed Under: Business, Expenses, Financial, Healthcare, Taxes Tagged With: benefits, Expenses, FSA, Healthcare, tax planning, Taxes

An Overview of IRS Audits

May 12, 2015 by Joseph Belbol

There are different types of IRS audits. The first and least complex is the correspondence audit, next is the office audit, and lastly and most complex, the field examination. I highly recommend to anyone who receives a letter from the IRS, or even the State of NJ, to contact their tax advisor as soon as […]

Filed Under: Expenses, Financial, IRS Resolution, Taxes Tagged With: assessment, audits, deficiencies, interest, IRS, notices, penalties

Price vs. Value

March 16, 2015 by Joseph Belbol

Understanding the difference between price vs. value will probably save you a lot of headaches, improve your finances, and even your life. To simplify, price is the dollar cost, while value represents the benefits or worth received. Price is very easily measured, and is an okay measure to use when purchasing goods and services of […]

Filed Under: Expenses, Financial, Investments Tagged With: Expenses, investments, Price, pricing, value

Budgets are Boring

March 3, 2015 by Joseph Belbol

Ever wonder where all of the money went and you just don’t know what you spent it on? You’re not alone, but it’s still not a good thing. Here are a few simple ways to help you to keep track of your money on an individual level. We’ll address businesses in another article. Quicken: You […]

Filed Under: Budgeting, Business, Expenses, Financial Tagged With: budgeting, Budgets, Expenses, financial

Home Office Deduction Simplified

January 28, 2015 by Joseph Belbol

The home office deduction is used by both small businesses and employees, which allows a deduction for using part of your home exclusively and regularly for business purposes. This allows a percentage of certain expenses to become tax deductible or at least more tax favorable such as mortgage interest, property taxes, rent, utilities, homeowners insurance, […]

Filed Under: Business, Expenses, Taxes Tagged With: Expenses, Home office deduction, Taxes

Is Debt Really That Bad?

January 20, 2015 by Joseph Belbol

Is it bad to have debt? Should you pay off your debt early? What about credit cards? These are all questions to consider regarding your personal and business finances. Let’s take a look at the good and bad. If you view debt as a financial tool to help you to achieve your goals, then debt […]

Filed Under: Business, Expenses, Financial Tagged With: Debt, Expenses, financial planning

New Car or Used Car?

January 8, 2015 by Joseph Belbol

When shopping for a car or truck, there are two big decisions to make: new car or used car and buy or lease. Let’s review the pros and cons of purchasing a new car vs. a used car, and we have written about buying vs. leasing in prior articles. New Vehicle Pros: The best thing […]

Filed Under: Expenses, Financial Tagged With: Expenses, Personal finance

Are You Spending Too Much?

December 24, 2014 by Joseph Belbol

It is very easy to spend a lot more money than you should. Between ATM cards, credit cards, and online shopping, it seems that your money leaves your bank account automatically (actually, it sometimes does)! The point is to make sure that you are spending and saving money on the things that are important in […]

Filed Under: Expenses, Financial Tagged With: Expenses, Spending

The Smartest Money You Ever Spent

December 11, 2014 by Joseph Belbol

Spend, spend, and then spend some more. We all spend money, but what if we looked at spending money in specific ways to earn more money and improve our lives at the same time? Although not usually considered investments, there are ways to spend money to earn more. College Education: The cost of college has […]

Filed Under: Business, Career, College, Expenses, Financial Tagged With: education, Spending

Getting the Most from Your Deductions

August 15, 2012 by Joseph Belbol

No one likes to pay any more taxes than they have to. One simple way to avoid this is to get the most from your deductions and expenses. This means keeping track of all of your tax deductible expenses throughout the year. Once the last-minute rush to gather up all of your receipts begins, expenses are often […]

Filed Under: Expenses, Taxes Tagged With: Deductions, Expenses, Tax

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