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Estate Taxes vs. Inheritance Taxes: Understanding the Differences
Estate and inheritance (“death”) taxes are levied on the transfer of property at death. The difference between an estate tax and an inheritance tax is based on who pays the…
Read MoreFinancial Tasks to Tackle in the Month of May
Now that spring is here, it might be a great time to give your finances a fresh look. Here are a few key items to put on your May to-do…
Read More7 Steps to Start a Business
The idea of starting your own business is inherently romantic, if not exhilarating: You get to run the show, flesh out your ideas and live your dream. But where do…
Read MoreSold Your Home Last Year or Plan to in 2023? If So, Here’s What You Need to Know
The U.S. housing market has been extremely volatile over the past year. Year-over-year growth rates were at highs of 20.1 percent in April 2022, then declined to only 8.6 percent…
Read MoreCover & Rossiter Insights: Winter 2023 Newsletter
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Read MoreTake Action Now to Reduce Your 2023 Tax Liability
UPDATE: See our latest blog post “Take Action Now to Reduce Your 2024 Tax Liability” for the latest strategies on reducing your tax liability. The end of the year is…
Read MoreTax Implications of Charitable Planning/Giving Strategies – Update for 2022/2023
By: Marie Holliday, CPA, MBA, Managing Director In late 2021, I presented “Tax Implications of Charitable Planning/Giving Strategies” to a DTCC virtual audience. The program gave an overview of changes…
Read More5 Financial Resolutions You Can Live With
As it is the final day of January, chances are any New Year’s resolutions made 31 days ago have long been forgotten. For the most part, New Year’s resolutions are…
Read MoreNew Rules and Ways to Use HSAs/FSAs
People who own a high-deductible health insurance plan may have the ability to open a health savings account (HSA). They can contribute pre-tax income to an HSA and invest the…
Read MoreChanges That May Affect Your 2022 Tax Return
When it comes to taxes, one might call 2022 the year of the great reset. That’s because a lot of things that were put into place for 2021 will revert…
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