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Yo what happened to the previous form? It was like 3 questions.

so the tax table is what tells you how much fed income tax you will pay post the standard deduction...correct?

Now you can rollover 35k over into a Roth ira

Weird, this is a very good question. I wonder why he ghosted you?

Hey Travis.. The Florida plan says the beneficiary has to be a FL resident. We live in California. How can I do it then?

Hi, great video by the way. But I was curious, wasn't there a catch up contribution for Roth Ira of $1,000 if you're 50 or older, making it a total of $8,000 for Roth IRA in 2024. Or did I mistaken this for something else?

I am having trouble installing on Android. I just hope I get it installed.

sketchy how they want your social security number before you even purchase a sub, yeah never freely give your social security number before an agreement sketchy af

Catch up limit in 2025 for those 60-63 should be $11, 250 I believe, not $10,000, Can you confirm?

Excellent thank you!

I have a 2year old sun and am trying to set up monthly saving plans. Your 529 video was really helpful! Now I know EST college cost for him. Are you able to suggest other or whole saving plan for a child? I don't want to save all the money into 529account. I want to make such as Saving Account or Broakerage Account or others. What type of account and what percentage for each do you recommend? I will be appreciated if you can share your monthly plans for your kids. Thank you for the videos!

thank you for making a quick to-the-point video. I get it perfectly now

It will be a good thing once the IRS goes away. The Fed, IRS, and IMF was never part of the organic constitution of 1789. It was put in place after the bankruptcy of 1933 which turned us into debt slaves (taxpayers).

It's all crap , the IRS

Thanks for the clear straightforward information

You sound like a gray area scam artist

What if i made less than the standard deduction but on a1099?

What a good video. Quick question, in January 2024 I made $3000 but no longer work. Can I contribute to my Roth up to the $3000 even if it’s months later? Also if I take on a gig job like Uber later this year can I contribute that amount into my Roth? I think I can because that’s probably earned income. Thank you so much for your response.

where's the link for estimator ?

The Internal Revenue Code IS NOT LAW. It has never been enacted into Positive Law. And Title 26 is not itself law. ---mww

I changed my W-4 . 2 to 0 but my pay check increases by 30$ I’m confused

What if my main goal is to use SEP IRA as a write off and contribute the max $66,000 as a write off? will you still not recommend it as a tool for tax deduction? thank you for your answer in advance

You made this to complicated. Single one job, you only need 1 and 5 to get the most accurate withheld taxes. Edit: with no kids or dependents.

What if you are a teacher that moved from one district to another district? does that count as having 2 jobs in the year?

Do you do consultations? I would love to pay you to review my taxes and make sure I’m Making smart decisions

Using the same salaries you provided, how would the tax withholding numbers change if someone were to only fill out Step 1 and check the box in Step 2c?

But how about the per diem? On the financial bank contract for the vehicle loan?

I will be working multiple jobs (single, no dependents)... full time and 2 part time. What would you recommend claiming on each to maximize take home but not pay much if any at the end of the year?

So if I have 10k In a 401k and I already put 7.5k in my Roth can I move all of that 401k money in to the Roth with the “backdoor” method?

Excellent! Thanks.

MUST you have an EIN to open a Solo 401k? Or can you just use your SSN (1099 sole proprietor, Schedule C)?

Hi, how do you use the tax withholding calculator if you have a new job you haven't started yet? I want to reduce withholdings so how would I fill out the W4?

How

Does this work also if I don’t want them to take taxes out of my paycheck as well. Single, no dependents, one job.

What about state taxes deduction social security deduction medical deduction

Great info brother!! 🔥🔥🔥

What if your by weekly paychecks are different amounts and never the same? I see how you can do tje math if every paycheck was the same amount, but my checks are always a different amount.

My favorite IRS approved plan is the Cash Balance Pension Plan.

This was exactly what I needed to hear. Thanks for the thorough and concise explanation.

I just feel to illiterate to understand this stuff

Hello! Could you tell me how to fill out the form if one husband has 2 jobs, and the other has 1 job?

How do I claim my self on the online form???

I have a full time job and max my 401k and Roth IRA. I have a side hustle and wanted to take advantage of the additional retirement account options available to me. With a solo 401k, I can't do any employee-side contributions anyway since I already max my work 401k, so any contributions would be employer-wise only. This is the same as the SEP-IRA, and the SEP-IRA was easier to setup, so that's what I went with. Any benefits to switching to a solo 401k for me?

Great video! so whats the difference between the Lender appraiser vs county appraiser? I am looking to acquire a home with a 8k property tax in North Tampa, and I think it should be lower comparing to other homes in the neighborhood. Can't I just use my lender appraiser to go convince the county appraiser?

Can I contribute disability payment/grant from social security into a roth?

Very informative.

New 2024 U.S resident, just about to start working and i am trying to understand this tax exemption thing but I just can't. Havent worked since entering the country. Where can I find a good explanation of how taxes work in America in layman's terms?

I would love for an updated video, as it appears that the IRS has changed the calculation for Sole Proprietors for 2023. Thanks!

Great information