Consider tax planning beyond the filing season
With tax season over, some taxpayers may want to forget about taxes until next year but there may be advantages to focusing on taxes beyond the filing season.
With tax season over, some taxpayers may want to forget about taxes until next year but there may be advantages to focusing on taxes beyond the filing season.
For those looking to efficiently transfer wealth, here are some considerations and strategies when planning for step-up in cost basis.
Potential changes in estate and gift tax laws are causing some individuals to review plans and choose how to pass wealth to beneficiaries.
For individuals considering a distribution or rollover it is important to understand the options around company stock in a retirement plan.
Individuals saving for retirement may overlook state taxes which can mean a larger tax bill in retirement than expected.
Treasury report offers a look at potential policy items such as tax hikes that could be proposed in the future.
With more states requiring workplace savings plans it may be an opportune time for businesses to establish their own retirement plans now.
Without additional resources single households may be more vulnerable to financial shortfalls, making financial planning particularly important.
Taxpayers may want to consider these income and estate tax planning strategies to save more and try to reduce taxes.
At some point, the debt trajectory will drive discussions on Capitol Hill to increase revenue, which could result in higher taxes.