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Tax Planning for Mutual Funds If you have ever had to go back and find mutual fund records from several years in the past, you know how painful that process can be. You may have been forced to search through several years of mutual fund and broker's statements or confirmations looking for mutual fund transaction information in order to have your tax return prepared.   Maximizing Tax Deductions for Inventory For many business owners, inventory represents a significant cost and is one of their biggest business concerns.   Timely Tax Tips As we approach the final quarter of the year, you probably have a pretty good idea of what your 2005 income will look like, and some planning to reduce your taxes might be appropriate. Following are some potential tax-saving issues to consider before year-end.