Conservation easements can be helpful as a means of reducing income taxes and lowering the value of estates for tax planning purposes.
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Business Owners: Recognize the Importance of Personal Wealth
Entrepreneurs know that it is also prudent to build a personal investment portfolio apart from the investment in their own company.
Benefit Trade-Offs in Property Titling
Each form of property ownership has specific implications, and, when assessing a method, the benefits gained must be balanced against the benefits lost.
In the Driver's Seat: Tax Deductions
As more and more jobs require travel, it could be to your benefit to seek professional advice in order to avail yourself of the deductions applicable to your individual situation.
A Business “Will” can Go a Long Way
Planning for the transition of the business you have spent many years building is not an easy task. However, taking steps now to prepare a business will and the accompanying documents can help ensure your business continues according to your wishes.
A Buffer for Your Estate
Estate planning is an ongoing process that requires a personal commitment in order to make sure the end result is just the way you want it.
How Much Tax Should I Have Withheld?
When completing a Form W-4 many people prefer to have too much tax taken out so they can look forward to a refund in the spring, but overpaying your taxes means you are allowing the IRS to hold on to your money.
Business Forum: The Personal Side of Your Business
There are many positive aspects of being part of a family business. Relative (no pun intended) job security and financial benefits are two that readily come to mind.
Using a Durable Power of Attorney
Did you know you have the right to grant the legal power to conduct business on your behalf to anyone you choose?
Get Your Tax Act Together
You have finally chosen a tax consultant and want to prepare for your upcoming meeting. It is prudent to have everything you need to hand. Here are a few ways to prepare.