IRS will not be requiring companies like Paypal etc to report income of $600 or more for 2022. The process is too onerous to process and so IRS has delayed the requirement a year. https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-announces-delay-for-implementation-of-600-reporting-threshold-for-third-party-payment-platforms-forms-1099-k Here is their explanation:
According to Kiplinger there are 3 steps to help you prepare if retiring in a slowing economy. Review your spending patterns, build a plan and understand you will be in retirement 20 – 30 years. https://www.kiplinger.com/retirement/retiring-in-a-slowing-economy
We are here to help you create a plan to help you have success in retirement and hopefully don’t get blindsided by the economy or inflation. Give us a call.
As we have entered a new year, it’s important to review your finances and planning. One area that often gets missed is Beneficiaries. Make sure you have listed beneficiaries on your accounts. With investments you can put beneficiaries on a brokerage account, called a TOD, transfer on death. You can do it with bank accounts as well, there it’s called POD, pay on death. This is especially important if you’re single as married couples usually would list there spouse or with a joint account it would automatically go to the other joint holder. When you develop a plan, we will discuss these options with you.
Here is an interesting article from January 6, 2023 Marketwatch:
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/my-parents-died-and-the-estate-wont-give-us-the-funds-from-their-iras-11673028714?mod=home-page
The mileage deduction for 2023 is raised to 65 ½ cents per mile.