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Did You Make a Roth Conversion in 2010?

Posted by Mark On October 1st

iStock 000008661655XSmall Did You Make a Roth Conversion in 2010?

If so, you have until October 17, 2011 to undo the conversion and recover any tax paid.  You should review your converted ROTH account and compare the balance with the converted amount, if the balance has declined, returning the dollars back to your IRA can save  tax dollars.  If your 2010 return has already been filed, use form 1040X to file for a refund.

For more helpful information, download my free ebook Roth IRA – 8 Quick Helpful Tips or contact me online.

-Mark
Fort Myers & Naples Accountant

US InternalRevenueService Seal.svg  NOTICE: The IRS Increased the Standard Mileage Rate for Business

If you deduct vehicle mileage on your tax return(s), you’ll be happy to know that the IRS has increased the standard mileage rate for business, medical, and moving expenses. The new rate is increased 4.5 cents per mile and it goes into effect for miles driven starting July 1, 2011 through December 31, 2011.

I encourage you to update your mileage log/calendar as of June 30, 2011 and record your odometer reading(s) on those vehicles. It would also be helpful to attach an oil change or other maintenance receipt from a third party to back up any mileage reading as of June 30th.

Did you receive notice of this increase in standard mileage rate for business from your current accountant? Does your C.P.A provide you with a free eBook library where you can learn about:

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So you want to start getting a personal wealth plan together…

roth ira 2 Roth IRA: 8 Tips That Will Get You Started With Your Personal Wealth Planning

Make sure that you grab the “Roth IRA – 8 Quick, Helpful Tips” eBook from www.Makara-Assoc.com.

…that is right for you and your family.

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