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Dec 06, 2022

It's Not too Late to Reduce Your 2022 Tax Bill

It is not too late to consider tax planning moves that may lower taxes for the 2022 tax year and possibly position you for savings in the years ahead.  While tax planning is a never-ending endeavor, important deadlines are approaching for many strategies that could benefit you in 2022. 

The table below highlights key deadlines and important information on some of today's most popular account types.  As always, your Woodmont Team is available to answer any questions on how these options may impact you.   

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Links to Additional Resources:

1: Health Savings Accounts and Other Tax-Favored Health Plans

2: IRA Contribution Limits

3: Planning for Year-End 2022 - Woodmont Commentary

4: Frequently Asked Questions on Gift Taxes

5: How to Cut Your Tax Bill with Tax Loss Harvesting

 

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