Considering a planned charitable gift? Look at our guide for some useful tips: FICPA – Practical Planned Giving Erin Hope Christy echristy@williamsparker.com 941-893-4007
The Internal Revenue Code prescribes minimum imputed interest rates and time-value-of–money factors applicable to certain loan transactions and estate planning techniques. These rates are tied formulaically to market interest rates. The Internal Revenue Service updates these rates monthly. These are commonly applicable rates in effect for February 2015: Short Term AFR…
Reversing the US Tax Court, the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit recently held that a real estate developer recognized long-term capital gain when he sold contractual purchase rights in real estate, even though the developer previously intended to develop and resell the underlying real estate as condominiums. The…
The Internal Revenue Code prescribes minimum imputed interest rates and time-value-of–money factors applicable to certain loan transactions and estate planning techniques. These rates are tied formulaically to market interest rates. The Internal Revenue Service updates these rates monthly. These are commonly applicable rates in effect for January 2015: Short Term AFR…
To conclude the Williams Parker Business & Tax Blog’s inaugural year, a few year-end tax tips: If you receive a holiday gift check intended to qualify for the donor’s 2014 Federal Gift Tax annual exclusion of up to $14,000 per year, per recipient, improve your chances of repeat future gifts…