June 20, 2021

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New Federal Reporting Requirements For Privately-Owned Companies

The Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) provides for the establishment of a beneficial ownership registry within the U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”). It requires non-exempt domestic and foreign companies to disclose information regarding their beneficial owners. The CTA’s legislative objectives are to foster greater corporate ownership transparency and to hinder criminals from utilizing […]

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INGTrust Wealth Preservation Maximize your ING in 2021 (California Grantors)

If you are expecting to sell an intangible asset such as stock in a company in 2021, you should strongly consider the integration of an INGTrust into your estate, asset protection and succession plans and complete your transaction before June 30, 2021. Three states in the U.S. offer a trust described as an incomplete gift

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INGTrust Wealth Preservation Maximize your ING in 2021 Round Two (California Grantors)

Last month, I discussed proposed legislation in California relating to incomplete gift non-grantor trusts (“ING(s)”). If passed into law, the legislation will end certain tax benefits attributable to the use of INGs. My focus last month related to Nevada INGs (“NING(s)”). Many of our clients have NINGs and since my article last month, we are

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Financial Advisory, Corporate Tax Planning or Optimization

Expensing Service and Licensing Fees to Low and No Tax States

A Guide for Success The wave of businesses leaving California is growing. The exodus will increase over the next two years due to contemplated state and federal tax increases. Short of physically moving a business out of California, many business owners are keeping a California location, but opening new businesses outside of California. There are

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