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Estate and Gift Taxes – Plan Now for Reduced Exemption in 2026

Dent Moses

million in 2024, either during their lifetimes or at death, without incurring federal gift or estate tax. It’s crucial to file a timely estate tax return to elect the portability of the deceased spouse’s unused exemption to the surviving spouse.

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2023 Year-End Tax Planning Strategies for the Real Estate and Construction Industry

Cherry Bekaert

Contributor: Chelsea Payne , Senior Manager, Tax Services As the end of the year approaches, strategic planning remains crucial for taxpayers looking to optimize their financial positions and set the stage for a strong start in the upcoming fiscal year. or 39-year lives.

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2023 Year-End Tax Planning Strategies for Businesses

Cherry Bekaert

There are several key tax considerations and tactical approaches for businesses to address while closing out 2023 and moving into 2024. From leveraging tax incentives to optimizing deductions, this guide offers insights into tax planning to help businesses make informed decisions and set a solid foundation for the upcoming year.

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Navigating the Uncertainties of the Tax Landscape

Withum

The typical year-end tax planning point is to defer income and accelerate expenses where possible. However, coming into 2025, it may make sense to do the opposite and pay some tax at the “lower” rates. Estate and Gift Taxes With estate and gift taxes, the TCJA doubled the exemption from 2018 to 2025.

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TAX PLANNING 101: Ideas for Reducing Taxable Income and Maximizing Tax Credits Part 2

CTP

TCJA (in effect for tax years 2018-2025) limited the amount of debt covered to $750,000 (or $375,000 for married couples filing separately). If the TCJA tax laws are not extended, in 2026 the limitation will go back up to $1 million. Real Estate or Real Property Tax Deduction. You might be pleasantly surprised!

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TAX PLANNING 101: Ideas for Reducing Taxable Income and Maximizing Tax Credits Part 2

CTP

TCJA (in effect for tax years 2018-2025) limited the amount of debt covered to $750,000 (or $375,000 for married couples filing separately). If the TCJA tax laws are not extended, in 2026 the limitation will go back up to $1 million. Real Estate or Real Property Tax Deduction. You might be pleasantly surprised!

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Should Tax Planners Work with Family Offices? Tax Benefits of Establishing a Family Office

CTP

Prior to TCJA, taxpayers with a family office could use miscellaneous itemized deductions to write off things like investment expenses and tax return preparation fees. With the implementation of TCJA, that deduction has been suspended until 2026.

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