Companies see significant tax cut in new law
Corporations may receive a significant tax cut under the tax reform law, which includes a reduced flat tax rate and new rules around deductions.
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Tax reform limits scope of estate tax
Fewer estates will be subject to the federal estate tax under the new tax law, but estate planning is still important for investors.
Deductions shift significantly with tax reform
Taxpayers may find some provisions of tax reform more complex as deductions shift significantly under the new law.
Understanding the new small business tax deduction
Tax reform legislation introduced a new tax deduction for small businesses that are structured as pass-through entities.
Charitable giving strategies for the new tax landscape
Investors are considering which charitable giving strategy to use if they are not itemizing deductions under the new tax law.
Key tax figures for 2018
The tax rate schedule, recently released by the Internal Revenue Service, includes key tax figures investors will need for financial planning.
Understanding tax reform is critical for financial planning
The potential for tax cuts to expire creates a challenge for financial planning and it is critical for investors to understand the new tax reform law.
What is changing in Social Security in 2018?
An increase in inflation is resulting in a cost-of-living increase in Social Security benefits in 2018, as well as adjustments to tax-exempt earning levels.
Senate and House agree on final tax bill
A House and Senate conference committee agreed on a final tax bill that is expected to pass this week.
Three year-end planning reminders for investors
Despite the ongoing tax reform debate and potential for change, there are some key year-end planning considerations and deadlines that remain for 2017.