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2001 Tax Season Survival Guides Prudential's 2001 Tax Season Survival Guide for Mutual Funds and 2001 Tax Season Guide for Annuities help you understand the forms you receive from Prudential Investments, and can help you prepare you federal income tax return. |
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10 Tax Wise Strategies 10 Tax-Wise Strategies offers tips that may help you reduce your taxes in the future. |
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Understanding Required Minimum Distributions Prudential has developed the Understanding Required Minimum Distributions guide to help you avoid common and costly mistakes, provide valuable retirement planning information, and help you make the most of your retirement savings. . |
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Plan Now For A Decade of Tax Relief On June 7, 2001 the largest tax cuts and most extensive tax planning opportunity Americans have experienced since 1981 were signed into law. Download Plan Now For A Decade of Tax Relief, to see how find out how you can benefit from the new rules |
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Managing Your Retirement Assets Retirement now requires more from you in terms of planning and saving than ever before. But managing your assets doesn't have to be time-consuming or complex. Download a copy of Managing Your Retirement Assets to see how asset allocation may help you with your retirement plans. |
| 2001 Supplemental Tax Guide The Supplemental Tax Guide provides important information on income from U.S. Government Obligations, State Income Tax Exemptions and Alternative Minimum Tax Percentages, Income Earned by State and U.S. Territory, and information on Foreign Tax Credit. | |
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| 2001 Special Tax Information for Florida and Kansas Shareholders This brochure provides important information to assist both Florida and Kansas shareholders determine the amount of their investment(s) subject to personal property/intangible tax. | |
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2001 Special Tax Information for Florida and Kansas Shareholders |
| 2001 Special Tax Information for Massachusetts This brochure provides important information to assist Massachusetts shareholders determine the reduced rate on certain capital gains distributions received from mutual funds investment(s). | |
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2001 Special Tax Information for Massachusetts Shareholders |
| 2001 South Carolina State Tax Capital Gain Rate Information The state of South Carolina has amended its rule on capital gains deductions. As of January 1, 2001, net capital gains (as defined in Internal Revenue Code section 1222) attributed to a sales of securities held for more than one year qualify for a 44% capital gains tax deduction. Please refer to Box 2a, total capital gains distributions, on Form 1099-DIV for the amount that qualifies for this deduction. Because of this rule change, we will no longer report capital gains on securities held for more than two years. For more information please consult your tax adviser. |
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