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Tax | Estate Law Planning – Articles 2012 Expiring Incentives 2012 began with great uncertainty over federal tax policy and now, with the end of

Unpaid Use Tax The State of Ohio is aggressively looking for businesses that may owe Ohio Use taxes. In addition to pursing out-of -state businesses

Trust fund babies aren’t just born to millionaires and billionaires. They’re also sons and daughter of everyday people with a solid financial plan.

Holidays can present ideal opportunity to jumpstart financial conversations. Only a quarter of U.S. adults with children talk regularly with their own parents about financial

On January 1, 2011 nearly all of the Bush era tax cuts will expire. Thus taxes will automatically increase in 2011 without any action being

Congress has approved and the President quickly signed a multi-billion dollar tax cut package, the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act of

Home Buyer Tax Credits The National Association of Home Builders has set up a website to find answers to your questions about the $8,000 tax

Higher Education Costs The deduction for higher education costs expires at the end of 2009. In addition the American Opportunity Credit replaces the Hope Credit

Proper Planning of Investments In Start-Up Businesses May Eliminate Tax on Gains. Investors in new start-up businesses should consider the benefits of a provision in

Bill Hesch Named “Leading Lawyer” for Ninth Consecutive Year William E. Hesch, Esq., CPA, PFS, was recently recognized as a “Leading Lawyer” in the Trust