Have you finished your 2012 tax planning? Barbara Weltman joins Jim Blasingame on his live Christmas Day program to offer suggestions on making last minute tax planning steps for 2012.

Small businesses still don't know how much their taxes be in 2013? Barbara Weltman joins Jim Blasingame on his live Christmas Day show to discuss the problems small business owners have not knowing what their taxes will be in 2013..

Taxes on retirement dividends will likely go up. Andrew Mangione joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how the dividends counted on as retirement income will be cut by tax increases associated with Fiscal Cliff negotiations.

Find the discipline to revitalize your business practices. Debbie Meyer joins Jim Blasingame to encourage us to revitalize our business practices of focusing on the fundamentals, including seeking counsel from experts.

Stable tax policies would benefit small businesses. Nicole Gelinas joins to explain why policies that create a stable tax code would help small businesses, including specific suggestions.

Could some tax reform proposals be contrary to American values? Jim Blasingame reports that some tax reform proposals, like abolishing deductions for charitable giving, could be contrary to the values that are part of American exceptionalism.

How will going over the fiscal cliff impact your taxes? Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to report on the implications for your taxes if the government goes over the fiscal cliff.

Would you like to write off your next vacation as a business expense? Tax expert, Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to outline ways to make most if not all of your next vacation expenses tax deductible.

Will Washington solve Taxmageddon this time? Barbara Weltman joins Jim Blasingame to remind that Washington has very little time to solve Taxmageddon and she predicts they will make a quick fix for now.

There is still time to lower your tax bill this year. Barbara Weltman joins Jim Blasingame to remind small businesses that they can still lower their tax bill by making year-end equipment purchases and expensing it this year.