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Are Your Clients Taking Advantage of Sellable Tax Credits?
State governments realize the economic benefit of spending billions of dollars on tax credits. Are your clients taking advantage of
How to Protect Your Client’s Retirement
Income taxes are one area where your clients can make a substantial number of mistakes when planning for retirement. Many
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Common Miscues That MAY Get Your Client Audited
Is one of your clients about to get audited by the IRS? Have you ever wondered why some tax returns
The Hazards of Selling to a Related Party
You may have a client who comes to you with a “great idea” to sell their property to a family
Best Tax Deductions for Timeshares
A timeshare is not only a great opportunity to get away for a while, but it can also be a
Good News for the Rich: No Clawback on the Recent Doubled Tax Exemption for Estates and Gifts
The federal government taxes large estates, but under the recent Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, (TCJA), P.L. 115-97, which went
Breaking Down the New Mortgage Deduction Rules
Homebuying and homebuilding are good for the economy. That fact, and not lawmakers’ desire to give working families a break,
Dealing With The New Alimony Deduction Rules
For about a generation, spousal support payments have been tax-deductible for obligors and alimony receipts have been tax-reportable for obliges.
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