Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017
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Tax Planning Strategies for the 1% Are a Gamble
taxes Families with $30 million to $60 million in low-cost-basis assets must put their chips down on one of two bets: Count on the current high federal estate tax exclusion amounts being extended or wager that they will sunset in 2026.
By Timothy Barrett, Trust Counsel Published
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Taxpayers Weigh In on the New Tax Law
taxes A Kiplinger-Barclays poll shows that most Americans aren't feeling a financial boost from the tax overhaul.
By the editors of Kiplinger's Personal Finance Published
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Don't Just Give, Give Smarter
retirement Many people give to charities at the end of the year in a mad scramble that ends up leaving tax benefits on the table. There's a better way. Here are three beginning-of-the-year tips to benefit your causes and cut your taxes too.
By Jaime Eckels, CFP Published
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You Still Have Time to Save on Your Taxes
taxes Start now to take advantage of all of the tax breaks available to you.
By Sandra Block Published
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1 Way to Completely Offset Taxes on Millions in Capital Gains
real estate Congratulations! You just made millions selling your stock or the business you spent years growing. Uncle Sam plans to reward your windfall by sending you a big tax bill, but there is a way to possibly take those gains completely tax free: Opportunity Zone funds.
By George Terlizzi, Investment Adviser Published
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Three 'Don'ts' for Charitable Giving in 2020
IRAs As you think ahead to how you can help make a difference in the new year, here are three things not to do.
By Lawson Bader Published
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The Start-Up Dilemma: How Entrepreneurs Can Thrive in Today's Economic Climate
business Launching a business has its challenges, but there are plenty of pros, as well. Check out some of the resources available today for business-minded folks.
By David Flores Wilson, CFP®, CFA Published
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Trapped by Capital Gains? Opportunity Zone Funds Provide a Way Out
Tax Breaks Investing in funds to fix up a troubled neighborhood can do some good for the area in question and for your own tax situation.
By C. Grant Conness Published
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Making the Most of Charitable Giving Before and After Retirement
retirement How to best give to charity in a tax-smart way could depend on your age. Donor-advised funds and QCDs are two different methods to consider that can still deliver tax savings, even with today's higher standard deductions.
By Grant Rawdin, J.D., CFP® Published
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