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The Top 10 Personal and Business Insurance Tax Dos and Don’ts

by P. Lewis Robinson
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Jun
24

When tax preparation time comes there can be an array of questions about federal tax deductions and what to report as income on your federal tax return. This Insurance Tax Dos and Don’ts list of federal tax tips will hopefully help many with federal tax questions regarding insurance whether on a personal or business level.

Although some of the federal tax preparation points below may be confusing if one is not familiar with the federal tax laws, this list will still be very beneficial to even those who use a tax preparer. Just print out the list below and give it to your tax preparer to make sure they don’t forget any deductions you may have coming on your tax return. (more…)

9/2/08 – Insurance Review Time?

by P. Lewis Robinson
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Dec
10

INSURANCE REVIEW TIME?????

When was the last time you reviewed your liability and catastrophic insurance coverages?  You know you should review both coverages and premiums at least every three years.  This risk and its related cost is usually the least item looked at by a businessperson, but is normally a big cost item on the P&L.  Since you have not looked at it in a while, now is the time to call in your insurance agent or broker to review coverages and quote the renewal or change of existing coverages.  It would also be wise to ask two other insurance agents or brokers to review coverages and offer a quote.  You may be very pleasantly surprised to see what is wrong with your existing coverage or premium costs.  Be sure to tell your current insurance agent that you will be soliciting two other quotes so he or she knows where he or she stands.