In review, here are the five Blog Posts from this past week for your convenience. I welcome your feed back regarding any of these posts and your input regarding any of these areas of practice which you would like for me to address.
2013 Capital Gains Tax: Beware Of The Bite – especially in Overland Park, KS
Check out these strategies to bypass capital gains altogether or at least lessen the bite.
Will There Be An Inheritance in Overland Park, KS? Many Are Doubtful
In the survey, conducted by Interest.com, a financial planning site, just 27 percent of respondents age 18 to 59 said they expect to receive an inheritance from their parents or other family. Even those who believe there will be something left over for them aren't expecting a huge windfall.
Health Care Decisions When Family Is No Longer There in Overland Park, KS
“The presumption is that everyone has someone available, someone most likely younger or in better health, and better able to carry out one’s wishes or make decisions with your guidance ...”
But not everyone does.
Buffett's Lessons On Charitable Giving – they even apply to Overland Park, KS
In the end, you can think of the RISE system as a basic question: Is this organization built to get the job done? And, will it help you get your job of doing some good in the world done right?
Tax Saving Tips For Selling The Business in Overland Park, KS
“There are things you can do to minimize—or with the right set of facts—eliminate taxes,” says Timothy Jessell, a tax lawyer with Greenberg Traurig in Tysons Corner, Va. whose client base is people buying and selling companies. In one case, a client who is selling his consulting company will save $3.8 million in taxes “simply by filing a piece of paper,” he says.
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