The Slott Report

This week's Slott Report Mailbag answers readers' questions about conversions, missed RMDs, and inherited IRAs.

Tax return information is confidential. As the April 17th tax filing date approaches, pay attention to keeping your tax return information out of the hands of those who could cause you harm.

One of the many issues facing self-employed individuals is how to save for retirement. Of course, one option is to open a traditional or Roth IRA. However, the annual maximum contribution ($5,500 for 2018 if you are under age 50) is low in terms of retirement planning. Therefore, the self-employed often look to adopt employer-sponsored retirement plans. While there are a number of options, the Solo 401(k) is one of the most popular arrangements. Not only does the Solo 401(k) produce higher contribution levels than other arrangements, but employer contributions are tax deductible! Of course, like anything else, there are pros and cons.

This week's Q&A Mailbag answers reader questions on over contributions to a 401(k) and distributions from an inherited IRA.

Spousal IRAs are designed to allow a working spouse to make IRA contributions for a spouse who does not have enough earned income to make their own IRA contributions.

This week's Q&A Mailbag answers reader questions on excess IRA contributions and RMDs for inherited IRAs.

The IRS website provides a host of free resources that can help minimize your tax bill and manage your taxes all year round. Yet, most taxpayers are unaware of them. Here are a dozen of the best.

This week's Q&A Mailbag answers reader questions on Roth IRA contributions and distributions.