Whether you're an individual, head of a family, an investor, or a business owner, taxes are one of your major expenses. A tax planning review now will help you organize your records and give you time to implement tax reduction strategies for 2000 before it's too late. The time to refine your tax planning for 2000 is now while there is still some time to make changes.
And, with all the recent tax law changes, it is more important than ever that you do some serious planning, both for year-end 2000 and for 2001 and beyond.
Our approach for this year's tax planning is to combine the traditional rules of minimizing taxable income and maximizing deductions with some special planning opportunities created by recent tax legislation.
By now, you should have a reasonable estimate of what your basic income is likely to be for 2000. We have organized your year-end tax tips into categories for easy access:
2000
Year-End Tax Planning - For Individuals
2000 Year-End Tax Planning - For Families
2000 Year-End Tax Planning - For Investors
2000 Year-End Tax Planning - For Businesses
2000 Year-End Tax Planning - For Retirement
2000 Year-End Tax Planning - Other Tips
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