Article courtesy of STEP: “The corporate tax reductions in US president Donald Trump’s tax reform plan could prompt large numbers of US individuals to incorporate, in order to take advantage of the proposed pass-through provisions.
Read More »How Your Trust Can Help a Loved One Who Struggles with Addiction
Substance addiction is by no means rare, impacting as many as one in seven Americans. Because of its prevalence, navigating a loved one’s addiction is actually a relatively common topic in everyday life. But you should also consider it when working on your estate planning. Whether the addiction is alcoholism, drug abuse, or behavioral like gambling, […]
Read More »Reuters – Google to pay $334 million to settle Italian tax dispute
This article is courtesy of Reuters: “Alphabet Inc’s Google has agreed to pay 306 million euros ($334 million) to settle a tax dispute with Italy, the company and the country’s tax authority said on Thursday.
Read More »How a Community Property Trust Could Save You From Heavy Taxation Down the Road
When it comes to your family’s legacy, every dollar you can save from tax collection counts. One way to keep your assets out of the hands of the IRS is the formation of community property trusts. How does a community property trust (CPT) work? CPTs save you money on taxes by adjusting or “stepping up” […]
Read More »Daily Mail – Daughter sues her ‘self-involved’ mother for ‘frittering away more than $13m of her inheritance
Enjoy this article from Daily Mail: “A Long Island mom has been accused of selling the properties bequeathed to her daughter in order to fund a lavish lifestyle, including buying expensive cars and a Hamptons mansion.
Read More »STEP – IRS rule on undervalued transfers of family businesses would “harm legacy planning”
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Read More »Estate Planning for Young Adults
People in their 20s often do not think that they need to worry about estate planning. They plan to live much longer, so they believe there will be time to get an estate plan later. However, you never know when tragedy can strike, so it is important that 20-somethings get estate plans.
Read More »News Post – IRS ‘drains’ Tori Spelling and Dean
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Read More »Single People Need Estate Plans Too
Much of the talk about estate planning is often centered around married couples with children. This leads some single people to think that estate plans are not necessary for them. However, estate planning can be even more important for singles than married people.
Read More »STEP – UK government scraps probate fee increases ahead of general election
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