Tax Articles
Strategic Tax Considerations for Business Acquisitions
Posted by Cory Van Deusen V on May 20, 2024
When acquiring a business, it’s crucial to consider the tax implications of the transaction’s structure. Proper planning can optimize tax outcomes post-acquisition.
How to Use Debt to Lower Taxes for a C Corporation
Posted by Brian Kern on May 13, 2024
For closely held C corporation shareholders, incorporating third-party or owner debt into your capital can be tax-efficient due to lower income tax rates and avoiding double taxation on dividends. Consult with us for tailored advice.
Ensuring Compliance in Conservation Easements: IRS Oversight and Implications
Posted by Cheryl A. Jankowski on May 09, 2024
Conservation easements are a useful way for taxpayers to lower their income and estate taxes while keeping ownership and use of their properties. They have been widely used in estate planning for a long time.
Optimizing Your Children’s Inheritance: The Case for a Unified Trust
Posted by Isabella Newman on May 02, 2024
Establishing trusts for your children is an important strategy for ensuring their financial security.
Federal Income Tax of an Appreciated Vacation Home
Posted by John Anderson on April 30, 2024
What are the federal income tax implications associated with selling an appreciated vacation home?
Deducting Partnership Business Expenses
Posted by Kerry Roets on April 29, 2024
Partnership owners may incur costs associated with client entertainment, transportation for meetings, professional development materials, and home office expenses. How are these expenses deducted?
Including Mental Health Directives in Your Estate Plan
Posted by D’Marie Kleeman on April 25, 2024
Many make considerations for potential physical incapacitation in their estate plan, but it's equally important to address any mental health illnesses with advance directives.
Identifying Refund Opportunities through Reverse Sales and Use Tax Audits for Manufacturers
Posted by Mark Stack on April 23, 2024
There are different sales and use tax exemptions for some purchases by manufacturers in most states, but the specifics can differ depending on the state. Manufacturers sometimes miss out on exemptions that they qualify for, which results in paying too much tax.
Beware of IRD Issues When Receiving an Inheritance
Posted by Cheryl A. Jankowski on April 23, 2024
IRD assets pose unique challenges in estate planning; we can assess your situation, identify IRD assets, and devise appropriate strategies to manage the tax implications.
Adopt a Divergent Strategy Regarding Income and Deductions
Posted by Michē Needham on April 22, 2024
Businesses usually try to delay taxable income and speed up deductions. Sometimes, the reverse strategy is better.