Individual Tax Articles
Personal Property Tax Compliance: Eight Frequently Missed Issues That Can Lead to Overpayments
Posted by Mark Stack on May 13, 2019
Understanding and adhering to the multitude of personal property tax compliance obligations throughout the thousands of jurisdictions that assess personal property taxes can be administratively burdensome. A company’s personal property tax liabilities can be impacted if a company is not equipped to navigate the differing rules and opportunities in the jurisdictions in which its personal property is located. The following summarizes the most often overlooked items that result in overpayments of personal property taxes by any organization.
Wealth Planning Opportunity | Spousal Limited Access Trust
Posted by Cheryl A. Jankowski on May 09, 2019
Tax reform legislation doubled the federal estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer (GST) tax exemption to $11.18MM (as indexed for inflation) per person. This created a seven-year window for increased wealth transfer planning.
Important Tax Figures for 2019
Posted by Kelsey Kuppinger on January 10, 2019
The following table provides some important federal tax information for 2019, as compared with 2018.
Federal Government Shutdown Creates Tax Filing Uncertainty
Posted by Cory Van Deusen V on January 10, 2019
The government shutdown is nearing its third week, just as the 2018 tax filing season is beginning to gear up. How will it affect your tax filing preparations?
2018 Year-End Tax Planning for Individuals
Posted by Dale Demyanick, Mark Janulewicz, Brian Kern, Michē Needham, David Schlein, Cory Van Deusen V on January 03, 2019
Like an annual physical examination is important for maintaining good health, an annual financial examination that includes year-end tax planning can enhance your financial well-being.
Estate Tax Planning Tips for Single People
Posted by Robert Ingrasci on December 17, 2018
Estate planning is an important part of your overall wealth management strategy, especially if you're unmarried. Fortunately, under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), estate tax issues are less of a concern.
Act Now to Cut Your 2018 Tax Bill
Posted by Michē Needham on November 15, 2018
If you’d like to reduce your 2018 tax liability, consider taking these year-end tax planning steps now.
IRS Encourages Taxpayers to Check Withholding
Posted by Amanda Mooney on August 13, 2018
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is a game changer for many U.S. households. Most people will owe less tax under the new law — but some people will owe more. Many taxpayers are unsure whether their current 2018 withholding and estimated quarterly payments will be sufficient.
Many Taxpayers Will Pay No Tax on Long-Term Gains and Dividends
Posted by David Schlein on August 09, 2018
Do you have long-term capital gains or qualified dividends? If so, there's good news: After the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), you might still qualify for the 0% federal income tax rate on these types of income.
Capital Gains Rates Before and After the New Tax Law
Posted by David Schlein on June 08, 2018
The tax brackets for long-term capital gains and qualified dividends are changing under the new tax law. For 2018 through 2025, these brackets aren't linked to the ordinary-income tax brackets for individuals.