How to Best Choose a Taxable Year for an Estate
The ability to elect a fiscal tax year is a powerful planning tool that, when used wisely, can reduce overall taxes and facilitate the orderly administration of the estate.
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The ability to elect a fiscal tax year is a powerful planning tool that, when used wisely, can reduce overall taxes and facilitate the orderly administration of the estate.
If you live outside New Jersey and you leave New Jersey property to someone at your death, New Jersey may impose a tax.
“Under New Jersey law, a decedent’s wrongful death provides two separate causes of action: one on behalf of the beneficiaries […]
The SECURE Act made sweeping changes on estate plans for decedents dying on or after January 1, 2020. The new […]
The SECURE Act made sweeping changes on estate plans for decedents dying on or after January 1, 2020. The new […]
In the only private letter ruling addressing incomplete gift, non-grantor trusts (“INGs”) in 2020, the IRS ruled that the subject […]
In the only private letter ruling addressing incomplete gift, non-grantor trusts (“INGs”) in 2020, the IRS ruled that the subject […]
Not all stock sales are treated equally for tax purposes. If you bought stock after September 27, 2010 and that stock is […]
New Jersey has no effective estate tax, which means that transfers on death are not subject to a tax based […]