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Do You Need to File a 2016 Gift Tax Return by April 18?

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SEPs: A Powerful Retroactive Tax Planning Tool

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What You Need to Know About the Tax Treatment of ISOs

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Take Small-Business Tax Credits Where Credits Are Due

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The “Manufacturers’ Deduction” Isn’t Just for Manufacturers

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2016 Higher-Education Breaks Can Save Your Family Taxes

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Why 2016 May Be an Especially Good Year to Take Bonus Depreciation

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Deduction for State and Local Sales Tax Benefits Some, but Not All, Taxpayers

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Can You Defer Taxes On Advance Payments?

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Help Prevent Tax Identity Theft by Filing Early

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