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If eligible and applicable tax savings can be accomplished by contributing to a retirement plan, an HSA and harvesting capital losses. If you itemize try bunching deductible items such as charitable contributions and property tax into this year.
If eligible and applicable tax savings can be accomplished by contributing to a retirement plan, an HSA and harvesting capital losses. If you itemize try bunching deductible items such as charitable contributions and property tax into this year.
A large severance can push you into a higher tax bracket, but you can reduce the impact. Contribute the maximum to tax-advantaged accounts like a 401(k), IRA, or HSA. If eligible, make catch-up contributions. You might also defer income (if possible) or prepay deductible expenses. Check if severance qualifies for income averaging or lump-sum distribution rules in your country. Consulting a tax advisor is worth it — timing and contribution limits matter a lot.
before contributing to tax deductible plans or paying tax deductible expenses, consider how long until you find employment. you don't want to be in a position where you don't have the money to pay your necessary expenses.
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