by LeAnne Perkowski | Sep 30, 2018 | Melinda's blog
Among the trigger events of a small company buy-sell agreement, death of a co-owner typically is included. Example 1: Wendy Young and Victor Thomas both own 50% of YT Corp. They have a buy-sell, which calls for Wendy to buy Victor’s interest in YT if he dies....
by LeAnne Perkowski | Sep 29, 2018 | Melinda's blog
Many people think of life insurance as a product for family protection. The life of one or two breadwinners is insured; in case of an untimely death, the insurance payout can help with raising children and maintaining the current lifestyle. Once the children are able...
by LeAnne Perkowski | Sep 28, 2018 | Melinda's blog
From Melinda May, CPA | Featherstone Taxpayers who itemize deductions on Schedule A of their tax return have been able to deduct outlays for state and local income tax as well as property tax with no upper limit. (State and local sales tax may be deducted instead of...
by numberspusher | Sep 8, 2018 | Melinda's blog
As reported in previous issues of the CPA Client Bulletin this year, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 dramatically reduced taxpayers’ ability to itemize deductions. Among the tax deduction opportunities that have vanished, from 2018–2025, are miscellaneous itemized...
by numberspusher | Sep 4, 2018 | Melinda's blog
When you think of the G.I. Bill, you probably recall reading about a program designed to help military veterans receive college educations after they left the armed forces following World War II. Somewhat less known is that the G.I. Bill has endured, in various forms,...
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