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This document discusses payroll deductions. It defines gross pay as earnings before deductions and net pay as earnings after deductions. There are three mandatory deductions for Canadian employees who earn over a certain annual income amount: income tax, employment insurance, and Canada Pension Plan contributions. Other common optional deductions are listed as examples. The document provides two examples of calculating net pay after accounting for various deduction amounts and personal claim codes. It notes that contributions to RRSP/RPP plans or union dues can reduce tax obligations. Homework problems from the document are listed at the end.
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lease be assured that we are always on hand to advise and keep you up to date with tax and finance measures as they unfold. Throughout this publication, the term spouse includes a registered civil partner. We have used the rates and allowances for 2020/21.
2016 Individual Tax Planning Supplement
The right tax strategy stays current with your environment.
The political landscape isn’t the only thing changing in
2016. Estate planning opportunities are also shifting. This
supplement incorporates estate planning updates and other
considerations into tips designed to decrease your 2016 tax
bill. Charts throughout the supplement, including tax rates,
qualified retirement plan limitations and FICA/Medicare
taxes further help with your tax planning.
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Federal Taxes
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Tax Time Planning
Prepare your 2017 tax filing and create efficiencies in your tax strategies for 2018. The CTS Financial Group Tax-Time Planning guide offers you tips for your 2017 return and ideas to help you stay on track this year.
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Looking for ideas to improve your finances in 2017? Here is a list of things you can do before & for 2017.
Retirement Basics
This document provides an overview of retirement planning and considerations. It discusses starting retirement planning early, estimating expenses and income, identifying savings goals, using tax-advantaged accounts like 401ks and IRAs, factors like inflation, diversifying investments, and protecting against risks with insurance. The key aspects are starting retirement planning as soon as possible, crunching numbers to calculate savings needs, and implementing a long-term strategy using various savings vehicles and accounts.
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- The document is a summary of an individual's Social Security statement, providing estimates of retirement, disability, family and survivor benefits.
- The estimated retirement benefit at full retirement age (67) is $1,198 per month, or $1,494 per month if working until age 70. The benefit would be $829 per month if claiming at age 62.
- The statement also includes the individual's lifetime earnings history and taxes paid into Social Security.
Key Financial Data 2017
This document summarizes key U.S. tax rates and limits for 2017 including:
- Federal income tax rates for single, married joint, head of household, and married separate filers at various income levels.
- Standard deduction and personal exemption amounts that phase out at certain income levels.
- Contribution and income limits for retirement accounts like 401ks, IRAs, and HSAs.
- Medicare premium amounts and deductibles that vary based on income.
- Social security tax rates and limits on benefits subject to income tax.
Tax Law Changes 2018
Thanks to Ulster Savings Bank for hosting this event, guest speaker Jonathan Gudema of Planned Giving Advisors and to all of our participants for joining us to learn more about the impact of the new tax law on charitable giving.
2010 Tax Planning Tables
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2017 Individual Tax Planning Supplement
This document provides an overview and tips for 2017 individual tax planning. It summarizes key tax rates, deductions, credits, and strategies to consider for reducing tax liability for the year. Potential tax reform proposals could change rates and provisions for 2018, so the document recommends planning based on current tax law and taking advantage of opportunities before year-end 2017 to be effective in mitigating taxes. It includes charts outlining various tax rates, limits, phaseouts and considerations for married and unmarried filers.
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