Filing a Final Tax Return for a Deceased Taxpayer
Filing taxes for a deceased person, whether it’s a parent, spouse or other loved one, may seem like an…
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High Net-worth Individuals Would Feel the Effects of the Proposed Capital Gains Tax Increase
President Biden’s Build America Back Better Act proposes numerous tax law changes that would affect corporations and individuals.…
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Now is the Time to Consider a Spousal Lifetime Access Trust (SLAT) for Estate Tax Planning
The estate tax exemption has always been a powerful estate tax planning tool for individuals and families. Currently,…
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5 Ways Manufacturers Can Increase Cash Flow to Offset COVID-19
With months of state and local business capacity limits and social distance measures implemented during COVID-19, many stores…
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How to Give and Get Back with Tax-Advantaged Charitable Giving Following Tax Reform
Many more taxpayers are now taking the standard deduction as a result of the Tax Cuts and Jobs…
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The Basics of 529 Savings Plans
As tuition costs continue to rise, contributing to an IRS 529 plan can help offset future expenses. Before…
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2019 Retirement Plan Contribution Limits for Individuals
The IRS has adjusted dollar limits for employer-sponsored retirement and welfare plans, as well as for individual retirement…
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Tax Reform for Individuals: Kiddie Tax Changes
If you have a savings account, CD or other investment account in your child’s name, this is considered…
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Tax Reform for Manufacturers: UNICAP Exemption Changes
More manufacturers may be exempt from the Uniform Capitalization (UNICAP) rules following tax reform. The UNICAP rules from…
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Valuing Your Manufacturing Business
There are several reasons why a manufacturing business may need to be valued, such as divorce, estate or…
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