Businessman Sells Company – Keeps Taxes in His Pocket for…
Family-owned businesses are a cherished American ideal, but it takes a commitment from multiple generations to keep such enterprises going.
Apply 20/20 Hindsight Profitably Through Tax Planning
In tax planning, hindsight really is 20/20, for three reasons. First, you can learn from past actions what NOT to…
Act Like a Big Business – Use Proactive Tax Planning
While you may think tax planning is a quiet avocation done quietly behind the scenes, the discipline has actually been…
How Will Federal Reserve Rate Changes Impact Tax Planning?
The Federal Reserve, after months of telegraphing its move, raised its key interest rate targets by a quarter of one…
Tax Strategies for the Super-Rich Can Also Apply to the…
An article appeared in the New York Times about how the “super-rich” use their money and influence to appropriately…
Strategic vs. Tactical Tax Planning
If you search online for “tax planning” advice, you get a lot of information on the tactical management of tax…
Cost Segregation: A Highly Valuable Tax-Saving Tool
Cost segregation is a tax-saving tactic that segments certain components of improved property you own by “class” or type of…
Are You a Savvy Taxpayer or a Plucked Goose?
Tax season for most CPAs begins in January and ends April 15th. Businesses and individuals have received most of their…
Tax Plan Ahead for a Higher-Priced Business Sale
You must take a proactive and thoughtful approach to tax planning if you want to sell your business for a…
What is Net Investment Income Tax?
As I have mentioned in past columns, the traditional capital gains tax is not the only…