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  • Hits: 1092 Web Link Foreign Exchange Rates

    Planning a trip abroad? This website has up-to-the-minute exchange rates for all major currencies.

  • Hits: 961 Web Link Unclaimed Property Owners List Is the State of Connecticut holding property that belongs to you? Find out by checking this website.
  • Hits: 985 Web Link Social Security Administration The Social Security Administration's website is a great place to request earnings reports or to ask questions about Social Security.
  • Hits: 705 Web Link Your Federal Tax Receipt Enter your annual Social Security Tax, Medicare Tax, and Income Tax and see where your tax dollars go.

Tax Tips Small Business

  • Employee Meals: When Does the 50-Percent Limit Apply?

    Don't reduce your deduction if you aren't required to

    In most cases, an employer is only allowed to deduct one-half of the expense that is paid to employees for meals. However, in some instances, the full amount is allowed.

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Small Business Quick Tip

  • Business Credit Card

    Use your credit card to buy equipment and supplies that you will need in the upcoming year. Charges on your credit card for deductible business expenses are allowed in the year you make the purchase, not in the year the charge is paid. Pay off your credit card after the beginning of the year and avoid finance charges.
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Tax Tips Personal

  • Did You Move This Year?

    Your moving expenses may be deductible

    If you moved this year because of a change in your job location or because you started a new job, you may be able to deduct the reasonable expenses of moving household goods and personal effects to your new home. The expenses of traveling to the new home including lodging expenses, are also deductible. Meals, however, are not.

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Personal Quick Tip

  • IRA for Children

    If your child has earned income from a summer job, you may want to consider opening an IRA for him or her. There is no minimum age for contributing to an IRA. The only requirement is that the person making the contribution has earned income and has not reached age 70 1/2.