September

The structure you choose for your business can have a significant impact on its daily operations and the path you take toward future success. Each type of business structure has distinct benefits. Why might you choose to structure your business as a limited liability company (LLC)?

The legislative proposal approved by the Ways and Means Committee last week limits the application of the 75-percent exclusion and 100-percent exclusion rules (Section 1202) to taxpayers with adjusted gross income (“AGI”) of less than $400,000.

Here is a more thorough analysis from the Joint Committee on Taxation report of the tax provisions in the Ways and Means Markup released Monday, September 13 relating to estate tax, capital gains, grantor trusts and valuation discounts.

On Monday, September 13, the House Ways & Means Committee released a list of the tax proposals it plans to include in the legislative mark-up this week.

A college education is one important way for young people to invest in their future, and if you or a parent or grandparent you may want to set aside money to pay for your loved one’s college costs. How can you fund your loved one’s education in your estate plan?

Non-compete agreements protect employers from losing valuable customers, trade secrets, and employees. Here’s some basic guidance to make sure your agreement holds up in court.

Any business requires the investment of time and money, and small business owners must often carefully consider the benefits and risks of their financing options when establishing a new business venture. How might business owners fund their new enterprise?