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Tax Outlook After the Election

November 8, 2024 by Joseph Belbol

What will the tax landscape look like with President Trump back in office? Here are a few highlights of what to expect: Permanent Extension of the Trump Tax Cuts During President Trump’s first term, the standard deduction doubled, child tax credits were expanded, tax brackets were lowered, the individual health coverage mandate was eliminate (although […]

Filed Under: Business, Debt, Economy, Estate Planning, Expenses, Financial, Healthcare, Insurance, Investments, New Jersey Tax, Real Estate, Taxes

COVID-19 Updates: I Received my PPP Loan, Now What?

April 24, 2020 by Joseph Belbol

If you received your PPP loan, what should you do now? The main purpose of the PPP loan is to keep your employees on payroll and the proceeds should be used for: Payroll costs, including payment of state and local taxes based upon compensation Group healthcare benefits and retirement Interest on mortgage obligations Rent Utilities […]

Filed Under: Budgeting, Business, Debt, Economy, Employees, Expenses, Financial, Healthcare, Insurance, New Jersey Tax, Taxes Tagged With: COVID-19, PPP, SBA

When Should Your Parents Stop Being Involved in Your Financial Affairs?

March 15, 2019 by Joseph Belbol

Our parents raised us and shaped who we are today, and there is probably nothing that we can do in comparison to what our parents did for us, except for perhaps raise our own children well. But, when should our parents stop taking charge of our finances, career and/or business? It is a good for […]

Filed Under: Budgeting, Business, Career, College, Debt, Expenses, Financial, Healthcare, Insurance, Investments, Marketing, New Jersey Tax, Retirement, Self-Development, Taxes, Technology, Time Management Tagged With: Parents

Are there Alternatives to Traditional Health Insurance?

January 11, 2019 by Joseph Belbol

My last post titled, “Did You Know that NJ Now Requires All Residents to Have Health Insurance?” gave a few exceptions to the new New Jersey mandate that requires all New Jersey residents to have health insurance. One of the exceptions to the mandate is health care cost sharing, which almost no one has ever […]

Filed Under: Budgeting, Business, Debt, Expenses, Financial, Healthcare, Insurance, New Jersey Tax, Taxes Tagged With: health care cost sharing, health insurance, medical expenses, Taxes

Did You Know that NJ Now Requires All Residents to Have Health Insurance?

January 4, 2019 by Joseph Belbol

Starting this year, New Jersey is requiring all residents to have health insurance. Even though the Federal government has gone in the opposite direction, there are a handful of states that have their own mandates or are considering a mandate. What are some of the requirements, exceptions, and penalties regarding this new law? Requirements: The […]

Filed Under: Budgeting, Business, Debt, Expenses, Financial, Healthcare, Insurance, New Jersey, New Jersey Tax, Taxes Tagged With: health insurance, NJ, penalties, Taxes

So You Want to Flip Homes?

October 20, 2018 by Joseph Belbol

Buy a house, put in a few improvements, and then sell it for a much higher price. Do it again and again. It sounds so simple, but here are a few pointers to keep in mind if you want to succeed with house flipping: Experience: If your experience in real estate is performing repairs on […]

Filed Under: Budgeting, Business, Debt, Expenses, Financial, Insurance, Investments, New Jersey Tax, Taxes, Time Management Tagged With: house flipping, Real estate, Taxes

5 Financial Truths

October 19, 2018 by Joseph Belbol

There is a lot of information out there about finances, and it’s hard to figure out what is exactly true or not true. Always seek the truth, especially from someone that is not trying to sell you something. Here are some examples: College: We are led to believe that all of our children must go […]

Filed Under: Budgeting, Business, Career, College, Debt, Expenses, Financial, Healthcare, Insurance, Investments, IRA, IRS Resolution, New Jersey Tax, Retirement, Self-Development, Taxes Tagged With: debts, Expenses, financial, retirement

IRS and NJ Taxation Highlights

September 28, 2018 by Joseph Belbol

  Yesterday I attended a continuing professional education seminar with speakers from both the IRS and the State of New Jersey. Here are some highlights after all of the recent Federal changes and also many New Jersey changes that most people are not aware of: Your paycheck may be under withheld: After the new Federal […]

Filed Under: Budgeting, Business, Debt, Expenses, Financial, Healthcare, Insurance, Investments, IRS Resolution, New Jersey Tax, Retirement, Taxes Tagged With: IRS, new jersey taxes, tax amnesty, Taxes

Don’t Make These Easily Avoided Financial Mistakes

May 18, 2018 by Joseph Belbol

We are all not perfect and everyone makes mistakes. However, the key is to avoid these financial mistakes as much as possible: Penny wise and dollar dumb: The actual expression is penny wise and pound foolish, but I still remember a partner from my first job saying this to a client (maybe it’s the American […]

Filed Under: Budgeting, Business, Debt, Expenses, Financial, Insurance, Investments, IRA, New Jersey Tax, Retirement, Taxes Tagged With: Financial mistakes, retirement, saving

Don’t Worry if the Timing is Not Right to Conquer the World

March 23, 2018 by Joseph Belbol

Ever feel frustrated that your business or your career isn’t going as well as it should? I’m sure that most people feel like this from time to time, but sometimes there are valid reasons for this. Not excuses, as the “success” coaches may call them, but as human beings we have many moving parts to […]

Filed Under: Budgeting, Business, Career, College, Debt, Financial, Healthcare, Insurance, Self-Development, Taxes Tagged With: Career, Finances, Health

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