Martin Shenkman Contributor Forbes.com Adviser phones are r-ING-ing off the hook with questions about INGs. Taxpayers seem to love the hot item of the day. Now, I love a good ING as […]
Martin Shenkman Contributor Forbes.com The 2017 Tax Act doubled the estate tax exemption and basically eliminated the tax benefits for charitable bequests for most donors. But creative planning can both […]
Martin Shenkman Contributor Forbes.com New Tax Law: New Charitable Planning The Tax Cut Jobs Act of 2017 changed the landscape for charitable giving. While charitable giving has never only been motivated […]
Martin Shenkman Contributor Forbes.com New World of Charitable Planning The non-tax benefits of charitable giving should be, and often are, important to motivating and planning donations. Most donors, other than […]
Martin Shenkman Contributor Forbes.com IRS regulation restricts contributions in lieu of state tax payment to avoid SALT restrictions, but options remain daring taxpayers living in high tax states that have […]
Reprinted from Estate Planning Review – The Journal November 20, 2018 A 35 page review of income tax, financial and estate planning and other practical ideas on a wide range […]
Reprinted from Leimberg Information Services, Inc. Oct 22, 2018 The 44th Annual Notre Dame Tax and Estate Planning Institute was held on October 11th 12th at the Century Center in […]
Reprinted from Leimberg Information Services, Inc. Oct 15, 2018 The 44th Annual Notre Dame Tax and Estate Planning Institute was held on October 11th 12th at the Century Center in […]
Steve Leimberg’s Income Tax Planning Email Newsletter Archive Message #136 Date:12-Mar-18 Subject: Alan Gassman, Martin Shenkman, Jonathan Blattmachr & Brandon Ketron – Using Multiple Entities to Reduce Income Taxes for […]
Steve Leimberg’s Estate Planning Email Newsletter Archive Message #2628 Date: 20-Feb-18 Subject: Martin Shenkman & Jonathan Blattmachr – Summary of Selected Considerations After the 2017 Tax Act *Recently Published on […]