As the new year brought in a new executive regime, there are many tax and financial implications that follow. With Biden’s tax plan, one of the key areas that Biden has addressed is eliminating the “step up in basis” for transfers of assets at death. The step up in basis allows for the transfer of one’s assets upon death to intended beneficiaries or heirs without the beneficiaries/heirs having to pay a capital gains tax upon
During this unprecedented time, it’s normal for people to worry about protecting their loved ones and assets. The coronavirus pandemic is unlike anything we’ve ever seen before, and even the healthiest of people can be affected. We haven’t seen the last or the worst of this illness, and while it’s never pleasant to think about the worst-case scenario, it’s vital to ensure your affairs and assets are up-to-date and in order. 1. Trusts and Wills A will
The year 2020 has been anything but easy. Not only has the world been hit with a deadly virus, but self-isolation and quarantine practices have been mandated. In addition to working from home, home-schooling your children, and wearing protective gear at the grocery store, you must also consider the impact COVID-19 may have on your aging parents. Since the elderly are more at risk of catching the virus, you have probably limited most, if not
