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Trust as Beneficiary of Traditional IRA or Retirement Plan
Submitted by Neville Associates on January 30th, 2023A Beginner’s Guide to Investing
Submitted by Neville Associates on January 30th, 2023Wealth Due to Inheritance
Submitted by Neville Associates on January 30th, 2023What Should Small Business Owners Know About Data Privacy Obligations?
Submitted by Neville Associates on December 27th, 2022Each year, some of the biggest companies in the world fall victim to data breaches—in 2020, this list included Microsoft, Facebook, and Instagram. But just because small businesses aren't dealing with billions of electronic records like Amazon or Google doesn't mean they aren't just as vulnerable to data breaches.
College Cost Data for 2022-2023 School Year
Submitted by Neville Associates on December 27th, 2022Don't Miss Out on These 5 Commonly Overlooked Tax Deductions
Submitted by Neville Associates on December 27th, 2022When you own a business, you get to deduct business expenses from your business income. This general rule applies, subject to certain limitations, whether you are a sole proprietor with employees or a self-employed freelancer working in the gig economy. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) allows you to claim tax deductions for expenses that are necessary and ordinary for your business.
Get SMART with Your New Year’s Resolutions
Submitted by Neville Associates on December 27th, 2022Countdown To Investing in the New Year: 10 Questions To Ask Yourself
Submitted by Neville Associates on December 5th, 20225 Do’s and Don'ts for Charitable Giving During the Holidays
Submitted by Neville Associates on December 5th, 2022The fourth quarter holidays are often seen as one of the prime times to take out your checkbook — not only do many charities put in extra efforts helping others this time of year, but donating is also a smart financial move. Giving to a charity before the end of the year can help reduce your tax burden when April 15 rolls around.