Tax Planning
Estate Planning Related Tax Laws: Where Are We Now?
A. Proposed Tax Legislation As you are likely already aware, 2021 was the year of almost massive tax law changes, especially in the estate planning ...
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NEWS ALERT: House Ways and Means Committee Proposed Tax Legislation to Be Enacted Before the End of 2021 – The Good, The Bad and The Very Ugly!
On September 15, 2021, the House Ways and Means Committee (House W&M) passed out their 881-page proposed tax legislation (Proposed House Bill) to fund President ...
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Q&A with Loraine: Tax-free Gifts
Question: How do I give money from my brother’s estate to other family members tax-free? Background: My brother, who lived in Arkansas, recently died and ...
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What Should You Do Now with Significant Federal Tax Law Changes Likely on Their Way?
In 2020, we provided a three-part newsletter series on “The Perfect Storm for Advanced Estate Planning.” The convergence of three significant variables made that time ...
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Plan Now to Minimize Impact of Coming Tax Changes
Morgan & DiSalvo, P.C.’s Richard Morgan discusses estate planning and balancing today’s wishes with tomorrow’s tax results on Business RadioX with John Ray. Listen now! ...
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How to Best Use the Temporarily Doubled Exemptions From the Wealth Transfer Taxes
Important Update: IRS issued “anti-abuse” Proposed Regulations on April 27, 2022 which limits available taxable gifting options discussed in paragraph G below. See our May ...
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Critical CARES Act Deadlines: August 31 & December 30, 2020!
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act or “CARES Act” was enacted by Congress and signed into law on March 27, 2020. This huge, ...
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WEBINAR – Navigating the Perfect Storm for Advanced Estate Planning
Now is the time to undertake advanced estate planning! While interest rates are at a historical low, Richard Morgan, partner at Morgan and DiSalvo, ...
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