Advisory

Is this the year that you finally decide to become serious about financial planning, whether to pull yourself out of trouble or to improve your credit as you make a run at a mortgage or a car loan?

The agreement passed by Congress to avert the "fiscal cliff" may increase the already growing percentage of investors turning to professionals to help them prepare their tax returns and minimize their capital gains responsibility.

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Year-end tax decisions usually are difficult for farmers, ranchers and others in agribusiness. But the task is particularly challenging this December, given the so-called fiscal cliff in Washington, D.C.

Eight in ten Americans consider it extremely or very important that Congress and President Obama agree on a plan to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff -- automatic budget cuts and the expiration of Bush-era tax increases set for Jan. 1. But the difficult task of finding compromise before the deadline means year-end tax planning for businesses and individuals is unusually difficult in 2012.