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Parents, grandparents and others can now contribute to Internal Revenue Code Section 530A accounts — also known as “Trump Accounts” — to benefit eligible children. This new type of tax-advantaged savings vehicle was created by last year’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Now that 530A accounts have gone live, here’s an overview of what anyone…

If you co-own a business with other family members, it’s generally a good idea to have a well-drafted buy-sell agreement to protect everyone’s interests. If you’re working with a Tax Planning company in Brookfield, they can help ensure the agreement aligns with your overall tax strategy and addresses potential financial implications for all parties involved.…

Tax credits are far more valuable than tax deductions. Unlike a deduction, which reduces a business’s taxable income, a credit reduces the business’s tax liability dollar for dollar. If you’re working with a Tax Planning company in Brookfield, they can help you identify and optimize available tax credits to improve your overall tax position. Tax…

Do you own a life insurance policy that’s no longer essential to your financial goals? You may have purchased a policy long ago, when your children were infants or before their college years. Now that you’re no longer raising a family, your focus has probably changed to your own future needs, which could include some…

Consider the following: 1. A homeowner hires a company to replace her roof and signs a contract. She refuses to pay $2,000 of the bill, insisting that the quality of the work was poor and the roofing company took much longer to finish the job than agreed upon. The homeowner receives a notice that the…

  When you first dipped your toes into estate planning, you were probably told to start with a legally valid will. Check. Next, you may have been advised to create an estate plan that incorporates your will and other legal documents, such as powers of attorney and trusts. Check. If you’re working with the best…

Summer may feel far removed from tax-filing season. But for strategic taxpayers, it’s a great time to gather information and plot moves that may pay off when they file their 2026 return. Here are some midyear tax planning tips to consider.  Be Mindful of Your Rate and Bracket Many people don’t think about their individual…

Although home improvements are often expensive, they can also create tax-saving opportunities. But just as renovations involve many details — measurements, materials, specifications and so forth — applicable tax breaks come with rules and limits all their own. Let’s explore some possibilities.  Claiming a Mortgage Interest Deduction If you itemize deductions on your return, you…