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Retirement tax planning

Retirement tax planning involves managing income sources to minimize tax exposure. This includes considering the taxation of Social Security benefits, pensions, distributions, investment income, and tax-exempt municipal bond interest.

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Jan 28, 2026
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What are tax‑efficient strategies and legal workarounds for reducing capital‑gains taxes on precious metals (e.g., IRAs, gifting, or selling through exchanges)?

held by individuals are treated as “collectibles” by the , which exposes long‑term gains to a higher maximum rate (28%) than most stock gains, but there are several lawful structures and tactics—retir...

Feb 3, 2026

What tax‑planning strategies can households use to stay below 400% FPL for Marketplace subsidies in 2026?

Keeping household Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) under 400% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) is the decisive line for Marketplace premium tax credit eligibility in 2026, because the temporary...

Jan 16, 2026

How do retirement account distributions and capital gains affect provisional income for 2026 Social Security taxation?

Provisional income for 2026 Social Security taxation is the sum of adjusted gross income (AGI), tax‑exempt interest, and one‑half of Social Security benefits; anything that raises AGI — including taxa...

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