Estate Planning after Tax Reform
Tax reform included major changes to gift and estate taxes. The new laws significantly reduces the number of taxpayers who will be subject to gift
Ann Koenigsman, CPA, CTFA, Tax Partner
Tax rules have drastically changed. Learn how to plan for tax advantages, to avoid potential tax risks and to protect yourself from opportunity costs.
How you consider the intricacies of tax reform in everyday decision-making is imperative as taxation is now more complex, particularly for those with sophisticated tax and financial portfolios.
This guide will be updated so you will always have current information at your fingertips.
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