deduct your D.I. donations.

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Nov 22, 2014
8:29:57am

Ragnar Danneskjold

I think up to $500 they don't scrutinize. I might be wrong though.

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Ragnar Danneskjold

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Tax avoidance strategies--What are everyone's favorites. And for the "...don't

My Soapbox

11/22/14 8:19am

Children.

In Reverie

11/22/14 8:20am

I'll let my wife know I simply need to sire more deductions.

My Soapbox

11/22/14 9:27am

I've found this to be one of the most romantic gestures one can make

BYUtiful

11/22/14 1:52pm

Great way to cut tax bill. Lousy way to become wealthy.

Kilgore Trout

11/22/14 10:02am

deduct your D.I. donations.

Ragnar Danneskjold

11/22/14 8:29am

pay tithing with appreciated stock

Baron

11/22/14 8:33am

This. Saves on both ends. Donations and avoidance of capital gains.

kurda

11/22/14 9:42am

Too many to choose from....

RexIdaCoug

11/22/14 8:36am

I told our accountant that I'm going to start a farm due to its tax treatment

My Soapbox

11/22/14 9:03am

I'm a big believer in the HSA.

ChubbyChaser

11/22/14 8:51am

The most effective way to cut your taxes that I know of

dilbert

11/22/14 9:08am

Thanks, that was a suggestion our accountant brought up last night I guess I

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