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Tax Planning for Realized Gains and Ordinary Income
Tax planning strategies for realized gains and ordinary income
Tax planning strategies for realized gains and ordinary income
A fixed amount is a fixed amount of money or percentage deducted from each payment, regardless of how much the employee makes. This fixed percentage helps to fund retirement savings plans, such as 401(k)s. Employees may also contribute a fixed rate of their income to other savings or investment accounts.
The fixed percentage is relevant for investment accounts or savings because it allows employees to save money regularly. In addition, each payment can automatically deduct this percentage, making it easy for employees to save money without worrying about making monthly or annual contributions.
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Mani is the founder and CEO of Valur. He brings deep financial and strategic expertise from his prior roles at McKinsey & Company and Goldman Sachs. Mani earned his degree from the University of Michigan and launched Valur in 2020 to transform how individuals and advisors approach tax planning.