Tax strategies

Steps to take before the New Year for a better tax return in 2017

Steps to take before the New Year for a better tax return in 2017

Our weekly roundup of tax-related investment strategies and news your clients may be thinking about.

If your clients are upset by the outcome of the election, there are some things they should know before they book a one-way ticket out of the country.

The impact of the election on tax issues

(Bloomberg) Donald Trump’s nominee for Treasury secretary said Wednesday that the president-elect’s tax plan won’t ultimately cut taxes for “the upper class.”

Some of the wealthiest families in the U.S. are hoping for a $21 billion benefit from President-elect Donald Trump next year.

Boeing Co. received an illegal tax break from Washington state as part of $8.7 billion in aid to assemble the 777X and manufacture the jetliner’s carbon-fiber wing there, the World Trade Organization said.

Our weekly roundup of tax-related investment strategies and news your clients may be thinking about.

Donald Trump’s incoming administration may decide to make some changes in tax policy for household employers and employees, including an idea that Trump credited to his daughter Ivanka to allow parents to deduct childcare expenses from their taxes.

How the new deadline for Form 1065 will affect businesses and individuals.

Our weekly roundup of tax-related investment strategies and news your clients may be thinking about.

In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s election, the American Institute of CPAs has drawn up a list of tax reform priorities for the incoming administration.

The prospects for tax reform in an incoming Trump administration with a Republican-dominated Congress appear more likely, but that’s assuming Congress will be able to get over its traditional dysfunction.

For wealthy Americans, the outcome of the 2016 election could be lucrative.

Saving for retirement is the financial fire alarm of our time. How can you help clients through it?

With Donald Trump having aligned his tax plans with those of Congressional Republicans over the course of the campaign, his election puts the GOP in a position to enact significant changes in the nation’s tax system.

Businesses and individuals may get major tax breaks if President-elect Donald Trump can successfully meld his own tax proposals with similar ones favored by House Republicans.

Donald Trump’s surprise election Tuesday as U.S. president means the repudiation of Barack Obama’s legacy and a strong likelihood Republicans will undo many of his accomplishments, including Obamacare and trade deals, and seek tax cuts for the rich.

Donald Trump has already done the impossible by winning the presidency, but once he takes office he may have to do so again – by finding a way to pay for the across-the-board tax cuts he promised during his campaign.