California is known for its high taxes, but careful planning can help you keep more of your hard-earned money in your pocket. In our blog, we share important tax planning tips, as well as advice for what to do when you find yourself facing an IRS collection action, levy, or lien.
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What's New in the Tax World for 2023?What's new in the estate tax world in 2023? Sacramento tax and estate planning attorney, John Goralka, has the inside scoop.
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Why I Chose to Get into Tax and Estate PlanningTax Lawyer Sacramento
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Inclusion in the 2023 Edition of Best Lawyers in AmericaBest Sacramento Estate Planning Attorney
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Don’t Throw Away a $12.06M Estate Tax Exemption by AccidentMany married couples fall into the “portability trap.” They fail to file an IRS form after one spouse dies and accidentally forfeit a massive federal estate tax exemption.
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Don't Fall Into the Portability Trap!The Federal estate tax exemption and gift exemption is presently $12.06 million. A married couple can transfer $24.12 million to their children or loved ones free of tax with proper planning. The exemption is tied to inflation so the exemption will continue to rise.
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The IRS Can't Keep Up!Sacramento Tax Attorney
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This Valentine’s Day – Think … Trust Income Tax Savings!Valentine’s Day is synonymous with hearts and flowers, but for those with non-grantor trusts, there’s another symbol that could be associated with it: dollar signs.
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Planning in an Uncertain Tax WorldTax Attorney Sacramento Roseville Folsom California
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2021 Tax Planning in a Changing WorldTax Planning Attorney in Sacramento, California
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Family Business Survival Strategies in an Era of Sweeping Tax ReformSacramento Tax Attorney
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The Optimal Basis and Income Tax Efficiency Trust: Adapting “A/B” Trusts for Better Income Tax AdvantagesMost 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.
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IRS and Social Security Announce Increased Benefits for 2015Goralka Law Firm | IRS and Social Security