The Cowart Group

09/11/2022

We’ve been talking on here this past month about the issues posed by 401(k) plans in terms of compliance testing and how that can limit compensation to highly…

09/11/2022

Thank you Mobile Society for Human Resource Management for having us speak at this years Gulf Coast Conference. We had a great discussion regarding Executive Benefit Concepts and Non Qualified Plans for owners and executives of corporations

Thank you to Guest Speakers, Michael Cowart Sr. and Michael Cowart Jr. for delivering a great presentation on taxes today at the MSHRM Gulf Coast HR conference.

09/11/2022

Thank you to Guest Speakers, Michael Cowart Sr. and Michael Cowart Jr. for delivering a great presentation on taxes today at the MSHRM Gulf Coast HR conference.

10/05/2021

Max Out not Taxed Out "a tactical guide to tax-free retirement plans for Business Owners, CEOs, and Executives"

23/04/2021

If you didn’t get your stimulus check in 2020, you may be able to claim it on your taxes. That doesn’t mean you’ll be getting more money back. CNBC has the story @

If you're missing a stimulus check, you can claim it as a credit on your upcoming tax return. But that doesn't necessarily mean you will get a bigger refund.

16/04/2021

If you tapped into your retirement account to weather the pandemic, you may have some tax issues to deal with come April 15. CNBC has the story @

With tax season approaching, millions of Americans who made emergency retirement plan withdrawals under the federal CARES Act now have some decisions to make.

09/04/2021

U.S. News & World Report takes a look at how the semi-retired might minimize taxes on Social Security income. More @

Your Social Security benefit may be taxable. Try these strategies to reduce your tax bill in retirement.

02/04/2021

Is it possible to be too safe with your money? Many Americans are missing out by keeping their cash in the bank. Yahoo Finance has the story @

You can be too safe with your money, even during a pandemic.

26/03/2021

American factories continue to face critical supply chain issues. NPR has the details @

U.S. factories are thriving thanks to unexpectedly strong demand for all kinds of goods, but that is also leading to unexpected headaches.

19/03/2021

The average credit score of someone in their 60s is 716—and it’s unlikely to change much. Curious as to why? CNBC has the latest @

CNBC Select spoke with Rod Griffin from Experian about how baby boomer consumers are managing their credit.

12/03/2021

Research shows only 39% of Americans could pay for a $1,000 emergency expense out of pocket. CNBC has the latest @

Most people don't have the cash to cover an emergency car repair or unexpected medical bill. A new survey shows how that has worsened since the pandemic.