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Second Term Blues Visit President Obama
Congress Grants One Year Reprieve For Affordable Care Payments President Obama has suffered a precipitous decline in his approval rating since late April, when that indicator was at 50 percent. Today, Mr. Obama enjoys the approval of only 45 percent … Continue reading
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Tagged Congress, income tax, irs, President Obama, tax lawyer, tax legislation, tax planning, treasury
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Tax News & Comment — October 2013
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Tagged 1031, applicable exclusion amount, asset protection, audit, completed gift, Congress, credit shelter trust, deferred exchange, Delaware Asset Protection Trust, disclaimers, division of tax appeals, estate attorney, estate planning, estate tax, form 709, gift tax, income tax, irs, like kind exchange, marital deduction, new york estate tax, President Obama, probate, QTIP, QTIP election, qualified intermediary, statute of limitations, surviving spouse, tax appeals tribunal, tax attorney, tax fraud, tax lawyer, tax legislation, tax planning, treasury, valuation discount
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Tax News & Comment — May 2013
Tax News & Comment — May 2013
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Tagged applicable exclusion amount, credit shelter trust, Delaware Asset Protection Trust, estate planning, estate tax, gift tax, gross estate, GST, probate, tax appeals tribunal, tax lawyer, tax legislation, tax planning
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Revision of New York Power of Attorney Law Takes Effect
Revision of New York Power of Attorney Law Takes Effect Effective 9/1/09, NY General Obligations Law §5-1501, which governs the content and execution of powers of attorney, was revised and amended. Powers executed prior this date remain valid, but are … Continue reading
Post Mortem Estate Tax Planning
Post Mortem Estate Planning Calculation and remittance of federal and NYS estate tax is of primary concern in administering an estate. An estate tax return must generally be filed within nine months of the decedent’s death, and payment must also … Continue reading
Portability of Estate Tax Exclusion — Did Congress Guild the Lily?
View in PDF: Tax News & Comment — February 2013 I. Introduction As part of the 2010 Tax Act, Congress enacted a statute allowing a surviving spouse to utilize the unused portion of the predeceasing spouse’s lifetime estate tax … Continue reading
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Tagged advantages of portability, applicable exclusion amount, credit shelter trust, credit shelter trust vs. portability, deceased spousal exclusion amount, disadvantages of portability, DSUE, electing portability, estate attorney, estate planning, estate tax, estate tax exclusion, estate tax return, gift tax, gross estate, GST, ILIT, IRS estate tax audits, new york estate tax, Portability, QTIP election, QTIP Trust, tax attorney, tax lawyer
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Elder Law Planning: Deciphering the Puzzle
View in PDF: Tax News & Comment — February 2013 Elder Law Planning: Deciphering the Puzzle I. Social Security The Social Security program, begun during the Great Depression under President Roosevelt, is the forerunner of Medicare and Medicaid. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Elder Law, EPTL 7-1.12, estate attorney, Medicaid, Medicaid Eligibility, Medicaid Exempt Assets, Medicaid Surtax, Medicaid Trusts, Medicare, Medicare Part A, Medicare Part B, Medicare Part C, Medicare Part D, Medigap, National Health Care, Recovery from Estate, Social Security, Special Needs Trusts, tax attorney, tax lawyer, Third Party Special Needs Trusts
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Use of Disclaimers in Pre and Post-Mortem Estate Planning
View in PDF: Tax News & Comment — February 2013 Introduction Disclaimers can be extremely useful in estate planning. A person who disclaims property is treated as never having received the property for gift, estate or income tax purposes. This … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance of benefits, disclaimant, disclaimer of fiduciary powers, disclaimer of jointly owned property, disclaimers, estate attorneys, IRC 2518(c), IRC Section 2518, marital disclaimers, PLR 2002340117, QTIP disclaimer, qualified disclaimers, tax attorneys, tax lawyer, timeliness of disclaimer
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Elder Law Planning: Deciphering the Puzzle
View in PDF: Tax News & Comment — February 2013 Elder Law Planning: Deciphering the Puzzle I. Social Security The Social Security program, begun during the Great Depression under President Roosevelt, is the forerunner of Medicare and Medicaid. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Elder Law, EPTL 7-1.12, estate attorney, Medicaid, Medicaid Eligibility, Medicaid Exempt Assets, Medicaid Surtax, Medicaid Trusts, Medicare, Medicare Part A, Medicare Part B, Medicare Part C, Medicare Part D, Medigap, National Health Care, Recovery from Estate, Social Security, Special Needs Trusts, tax attorney, tax lawyer, Third Party Special Needs Trusts
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2012 Regulations, Rulings & Pronouncements of Note
View in PDF: Tax News & Comment — February 2013 2012 Regulations, Rulings & Pronouncements of Note I. Taxpayer Advocate Report National Taxpayer Advocate Nina E. Olson issued the agency’s annual report to Congress on January 9, 2013. The report … Continue reading
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Tagged Acquiescence, applicable exclusion amount, Chief Council Advisory, estate attorney, identity theft, IRS underfunding, like kind exchange, probate, Revenue Procedures, Revenue Rulings, tax attorney, tax lawyer, tax legislation, Technical Memoranda, treasury regulations
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2012 Gift & Estate Tax Decisions of Note
View in PDF: Tax News & Comment — February 2013 2012 Gift & Estate Tax Decisions of Note I. Formula Clauses The Tax Court in Wandry v. Com’r, T.C. Memo 2012-88, nonacq., 2012-46 I.R.B. upheld a defined value clause containing … Continue reading
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Tagged Abatement of Penalties, Adequate Disclosure, Administration Expenses, applicable exclusion amount, asset protection trusts, Charitable Contributions, Claims for Refund, Conservation Easement, estate attorney, Estate Planning with, Estate Planning with Family Entities, Estate Tax Returns, formula clauses, gift tax returns, Protective Claims, Protective Refund Claims, Revenue Procedures, Revenue Rulings, tax attorney, Tax Court, tax lawyer, valuation discounts, wandry v. commissioner
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2012 Taxpayer Relief Act & Tax Outlook for 2013
View in PDF: Tax News & Comment — February 2013 2012 Taxpayer Relief Act & Tax Outlook for 2013 I. Overview of Act On January 2, President Obama signed the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 (the Act) into law, … Continue reading
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Tagged applicable exclusion amount, asset protection, audit, Congress, estate attorney, estate planning, estate tax, gift tax, gross estate, income tax, Internal Revenue Service, like kind exchange, marital deduction, Medicaid, Medicare, new york estate tax, Portability, President Obama, probate, QTIP, tax attorney, tax lawyer, tax planning, valuation discount
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Tax News & Comment — February 2013
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Tagged applicable exclusion amount, asset protection, asset protection trusts, credit shelter trust, estate attorney, estate planning, estate tax, gift tax, gross estate, GST, ILIT, irs, like kind exchange, marital deduction, New York decanting statute, new york estate tax, President Obama, probate, QTIP, tax attorney, tax lawyer, tax legislation, tax planning
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Tax News & Comment — October 2012
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Tax News & Comment — August 2014