- Does Your Employer Offer Emergency Savings Accounts?
- In a significant move to enhance the financial resilience of American workers, a delayed provision of the SECURE 2.0 Act, enacted in December of 2022, introduced a novel feature, the Pension-Linked Emergency Savings Account (PLESA) which became effective in 2024.
- Top Reasons Taxpayers End Up in Court and How to Avoid Them
- Discover the most litigated tax issues and how to avoid them with our expert guide. Learn best practices for compliance and how our tax professionals can help you steer clear of IRS disputes.
- Video Tips: Did you overlook something on your tax return?
- If you overlooked something in your tax return, it should not be dismissed, and an amended or corrected tax return should be filed.
- Gift and Estate Tax Primer
- The tax code places limits on the amounts that individuals can gift to others (as money or property) without paying taxes. This is meant to keep an individual from using gifts to avoid the estate tax that is imposed upon the assets owned by the individual at their death. This can be a significant issue for family-operated businesses when the business owner dies; such businesses often must be sold to pay the resulting estate taxes. This is, in large part, why high-net-worth individuals invest in estate planning.
- Tax Facts about Claiming Tax Benefits for Childcare Expenses
- Many parents who work or are actively looking for work must arrange for care of their children after the school day ends, on weekends when they get called in to work, and during school vacations.
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