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Estate Planning
The best way to learn is through mistakes. So here are three common estate planning offences.
By Elaine Blades |July 14, 2014
2 min read
Are you preparing your clients to handle their inheritances responsibly?
By Staff |July 8, 2014
1 min read
Industry
When clients are paid in cash for completing jobs or projects, remind them to record and keep track of those payments. People may need to do this if they run a renovation or construction company, for example, or if they run a small side business in their spare time. Recording all income sources throughout the […]
By Staff |July 7, 2014
Advisors often hear first that an heir’s fallen out of favour
By John Lorinc |July 2, 2014
7 min read
Publicly, Bill and Hillary Clinton have championed an estate tax, notes Bloomberg, on the grounds that it would help keep the country from being controlled by wealthy families. “That doesn’t mean they want to pay it,” notes the report.
By Staff |June 20, 2014
Market Insights
Boring name; interesting opportunities
By Al and Mark Rosen |June 20, 2014
4 min read
Tax News
Trusts are key to avoiding a costly trap
By David A. Altro and Jonah Z. Spiegelman |June 20, 2014
6 min read
Reporting requirements kick in July 1
By Terry F. Ritchie |June 20, 2014
Calculations get tricky when you deregister a security
By Jamie Golombek |June 20, 2014
If your clients haven’t been paying their American taxes, they have another opportunity to confess to IRS.
By Terry F. Ritchie |June 19, 2014
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