Home equity loan interest may still be deductible under tax law
The Internal Revenue Service recently confirmed that home equity loan interest (HELOC) may still be deductible under the new tax reform law.
The Internal Revenue Service recently confirmed that home equity loan interest (HELOC) may still be deductible under the new tax reform law.
In addition to limits on deductions, tax reform may have a major impact on states that tie their tax system to some elements of the federal tax system.
An increase in the child tax credit may help families realize a tax advantage even as the personal exemption is lost.
The tax rate schedule, recently released by the Internal Revenue Service, includes key tax figures investors will need for financial planning.
A House and Senate conference committee agreed on a final tax bill that is expected to pass this week.
Despite the ongoing tax reform debate and potential for change, there are some key year-end planning considerations and deadlines that remain for 2017.
A House-Senate conference committee will need to iron out the differences following Senate passage of a tax reform bill that differs from the House version.
As discussion around tax changes increases on Capitol Hill, proposals point to a reduction in tax preference items and tax loopholes.
When the tax landscape is unclear, flexibility can be important. For investors with irrevocable trusts, some states give trustees more flexibility with decanting.
Tax reform may be higher on the Capitol Hill agenda, but passage this year is unlikely.