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Whether you delegate tax preparation or do it yourself, you still need all the right documents in time to meet your filing deadline. Learn when to expect the most common forms and how to send them safely.
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With the results from the Georgia runoff in, we outline what to expect from the Biden administration after inauguration day.
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New legislation includes direct cash payments, Federal unemployment extension, more PPP loans, and tax deductibility of costs covered by PPP loans.
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While the Senate races in Georgia hang in the balance, we review what we can expect from the Biden administration after inauguration day.
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In this week’s Family Office Connections podcast, Jason Cain is joined by Steven Zeiger for a discussion on how a change in the tax landscape can impact insurance attractiveness and the acquisition process moving forward. Listen Now.
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Although the election is months away, it is not too soon to consider how proposed tax increases may affect you in 2021 and beyond.
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Although the election is months away, we provide an analysis of both candidates’ tax plans.
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It’s safe to say that this global pandemic is stressing everyone out. COVID-19 has heightened our worries about staying healthy, working remotely and trying to navigate social distancing without being totally isolated. wonder how to have tough conversations about money and make decisions when each have their own unique viewpoint and emotional reactions to what’s going on in the world around them.
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The CARES Act and near historic low interest rates have made split charitable gifts much more attractive for those taxpayers seeking to make larger legacy gifts.
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We are currently in the second tax season after the significant federal tax law changes. While there are no major changes from last year, there are some items to note when working with your tax advisor to prepare your 2019 individual income tax return.
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