Tax season is upon us, and you need forms from LPL so that you can get this annual job completed. If you’ve got retirement accounts, LPL mailed your form 1099-R (for retirement) on January 20. The forms for taxable, non-retirement accounts are more complex to compile....
Taxes
When should I expect my 1099?
It’s almost tax filing season and we want to remind you that LPL typically sends the consolidated form 1099 in February and March…
How SECURE does new legislation make you?
December 20, 2019, a new piece of retirement legislation became the law of the land, further pushing the burden of providing for one’s later years into the realm of the individual…
Can you escape this 529 tax consequence?
The Section 529 Plan is one of the best vehicles for accumulating education funds, because they can benefit both the student and the contributor.
Seek Coaching When Exceptional Outcomes Matter
Training for a marathon, like funding a Retirement Plan, is about both quantity and quality.
Congress gets it act(s) together
For the first time in years, Congress passed a budget bill that won’t require an annual battle over the details. The spending cap is set for the next two fiscal years.
The Lasting Impact of 9/11
Ever since that horrific day in 2001, nearly 14 years ago, we have seen an increase in the use of the calendar to create and enhance awareness of our pet projects or concerns.
Guide To A Less Taxing Life After Chevron
A way to get an income tax reduction on shares of Chevron stock inside your Stock Savings and ESOP plans exists.
Items of Interest for the New Year
In 2009, Section 6045(b) of the Internal Revenue Code extended the deadline to furnish 1099 Consolidated Reporting statements from January 31 to February 15.
Announcing: Fiscal Fitness Webinar Series
Enduring Wealth Advisors®, Ralph Bender’s office of LPL Financial, announces the first in a series of quarterly “online town hall meetings.”