05 Nov Donate appreciated stock for twice the tax benefits
For certain charitably inclined taxpayers, donating appreciated stock to charity can be an excellent year-end tax planning strategy. Learn more here....
For certain charitably inclined taxpayers, donating appreciated stock to charity can be an excellent year-end tax planning strategy. Learn more here....
Intangible assets can easily be overlooked in an estate plan. Yet intellectual property can have great value, so it's important to properly address it....
If your nonprofit's accounting staff is having trouble with its workload, adopt these 6 tips and you can reduce frustration, while boosting speed and accuracy....
Cost segregation studies may yield substantial benefits, but they're not right for every business. Would a study would be worthwhile for yours?...
What does focusing on the broader effects of nonprofit spending mean to your organization? For one, you may need to make cultural changes....
As a small business owner, naming your employees as beneficiaries in your estate plan is thoughtful, but doing so may create unintended tax consequences....
If your company engages in qualified research activities, revisit the research credit to be sure you're taking full advantage of its benefits....
TCJA exemptions ensures few will have to worry about facing federal gift and estate tax liability in the next several years. But still be tax-smart about gifts....
If your nonprofit's periodic financial statements fail to jibe with your auditor's year ends, you may think someone is at fault, but there may be good reasons....
Real estate can be hard to address in an estate plan. Transferring real estate to multiple beneficiaries? Consider using tenancy-in-common ownership interests....