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Breaking Up Is Hard to Do, But for Private Foundations It Just Got Less Costly

Private foundations are often launched by high net worth families who are philanthropically inclined. In addition to giving families the opportunity to support the causes they care about, charitable giving provides powerful tax and estate planning...
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Things to Consider Before Moving to a Low- or No-Tax State

Year-round sunshine and warmth aren’t the only reasons people in high-tax states like Maryland and DC relocate to places like Florida. For many, tax savings considerations play a major role in their decision to relocate to a new state. High income...
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Top 3 Federal and State Real Estate Tax Credits

Real estate is an important part of any comprehensive financial portfolio, but when it comes to utilizing tax credits, many property owners continue to lose out. Despite the benefits, finding and applying applicable tax credits can be difficult and...
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New Legislation Changes Partnership Audit Rules and Taxation

The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 (BBA), signed into law in November 2015, brought about major changes to the rules relating to IRS tax audits of partnerships.
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Is a Cash Balance Retirement Plan Right for You and Your Business?

A cash balance retirement plan is more expensive to set up and administer, but the tax benefits might make it worthwhile.
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Program-Related and Mission-Related Investments for Private Foundations

Even though a private foundation is required to make annual distributions (usually 5% of its net asset base) in support of its mission, the vast majority of its assets must remain invested and is not otherwise available to provide support for its causes.
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