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Thinking about taking advantage of the current federal estate exemption? A Spousal Lifetime Access Trust may play a critical role in your long-term estate planning. What is a Spousal Lifetime Access Trust (SLAT)? A Spousal…
As the year comes to an end, many people reflect on the time that has passed, holidays that are near, and family gatherings to come. It seems like no matter how well you plan to…
Anyone who watches ABC’s Modern Family knows the delightful chaos that permeates the home of Mitchell and Cameron, married fathers whose personalities couldn’t be more different. The couple, who got married during the series’ fifth…
One of the major changes in the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was an increase in the estate and gift exemption, which is the amount that one can gift during their life or at…
With the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the estate and gift tax exemptions were doubled from approximately $5.6 million to $11.2 million per person. With fewer individuals facing an estate tax issue,…
Current tax law applies a 0% long-term capital gains rate to the extent long-term capital gains fall within the bottom two tax brackets. This can be a great planning opportunity, but it is important to…
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 brought sweeping change across our federal tax code. Its goal of tax simplification resulted in the elimination and/or limitation of many itemized deductions that have benefited residents…
Every so often we will see a family who has land that has been in the family for generations and has great sentimental value as a result. The problem often faced by the current generation…
I recently tuned into the Valspar Championship. Tiger Woods was in the running for the winner’s purse for the first time since 2013. Some aspects of Tiger had not changed. He energized the crowd in…
In December 2017 one of the biggest tax overhauls of the past three decades passed into law. Many will benefit from lower tax rates while others will face tax increases by the substantial loss of deductions. …
