Our regularly updated blog discusses a variety of issues related to business, tax, and estate planning in California. Learn why an estate plan is necessary regardless of age or income, what steps you can take to reduce your tax liability and protect your assets, how to ensure your business remains on a solid legal foundation, and much more.
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Estate Planning Opportunities May Be Lost in December The United States Treasury (IRS) just issued Proposed Regulations that could have a dramatic impact on your estate planning by eliminating valuation discounts. -
Estate Planning for an Aging Population Today, a 65 year-old man will live an average of 21 more years. If not planned for, those additional years of life can cause significant financial strain and threaten our ability to maintain a high quality of life during retirement. -
The NING Trust The NING Trust is a special type of trust established by a resident of a state with a high-income tax rate to reduce his or her state income taxes. -
A Sacramento Estate Planner Shares Thoughts on Conflict Avoidance Jeff Galvin asks estate planning attorney John Goralka, of the Goralka Law Firm in Sacramento, to share his thoughts on working with clients to avoid disputes over their estate plans. -
The Optimal Basis and Income Tax Efficiency Trust: Adapting “A/B” Trusts for Better Income Tax Advantages Most taxpayers are no longer directly impacted by federal estate taxes, which now only affect those with taxable estates over $5.45 million ($10.90 million for couples). These numbers are even adjusted for inflation. -
A Tale of Two Marriages and One Prenuptial Agreement Prenuptial agreements can make a world of difference for our clients in a divorce, particularly when it comes to high-net-worth clients such as celebrities. In a tale of two very different marriages, we'll highlight the difference and provide considerations to strengthen the agreement for your client and his or her partner, if their marriage fails.