Tax Policy Special: What Does The Brand New 2018 Massive Tax Cut Mean For You? – December 28, 2017

Wes MossDecember 25, 2017, 10:07 AMDecember 28, 2017 1287

Will your taxes go Up, Down, or stay Flat? Wes takes a plethora of calls covering multiple family tax scenarios so that you will have an idea what the new tax reform policy might mean for your family in 2018. Wes also lists the top 10 tax changes coming in 2018 for individuals.

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Tax Policy Special: What Does The Brand New 2018 Massive Tax Cut Mean For You? – December 28, 2017

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