HigbyTax

Consider Switching to a Roth 401K. If your employer offers one, consider switching your current contributions to a Roth 401K. Unlike the regular 401k you don't get a tax break when the money goes into the Roth 401k, however money coming out of a Roth 401k in retirement will be tax-free. In retirement, money coming out of a regular 401k will be taxed in your top bracket... Something to consider.

Charities Email Notification: The IRS has announced that small tax-exempt organizations that have not filed returns for 2007, 2008, and 2009 have until October 15, 2010, to file the delinquent returns. After that, their tax-exempt status will be revoked. The one-time relief program applies only to nonprofits that are required to file either Form 990-N (e-postcard) or Form 990-EZ.