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My wife and I are turning 50 this year and would like a professional evaluation of our retirement investments. Mostly 401Ks. Primarily interested in the following: 1. Should I be doing Roth and Supplementary Roth as well as my normal 401k? 2. How do we minimize the tax liability of our retirement savings. 3. How do we handle the pension situation at retirement? Lump sum or the annuity option? 4. Sound advice on these matters from an objective professional. |
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If you thought that a Certified Public Accountant is somebody who only looks into profit and loss accounts, you would be wrong. A CPA is a multi-service provider who, apart from filing taxes, also is a business consultant and legal advisor. An ordinary accountant will have only an accounting background, but every CPA has completed an education program of minimum of five years in a college or university. Besides, CPA's go through stringent testing before they can begin practice as an accounting professional. A CPA can help you with tax deductions, tax exemptions and he assist you with tax planning. You could hire a CPA throughout the year, or just for filing your returns before tax due date.
If you want to document a donation that you made, your medical bills or mortgages in your tax statement, then a CPA can help you. If you make a wrong deduction, the IRS will punish you with a refund and/or a fine. A CPA is aware of all tax laws and helps you make the right tax deductions. Thus, he saves you from being fined by the IRS. Calculating taxes can be a breeze if you have a CPA working with you. On your own, you're likely to spend days poring over your finances, and making errors in filing returns.
Choosing a CPA is not easy. Your first step is to ask reliable sources for CPA references. Most people prefer to do their own research about a CPA before hiring him. A dependable source for everyone is the local chamber of commerce. This is a very reliable source. Then again, you could look up CPAs on the net. Pick a few of them and after having a detailed discussion with them, decide on who you wish to hire. No matter which route you go, make sure that you verify the credentials of the CPA before you hire one. Ask for references of past and current clients, and call these clients to verity their experiences with the CPA.