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State Income Tax Planning Considerations for a Liquidity Event

Withum

The choice of where to establish one’s residency prior to a liquidity event can have far-reaching implications regarding income taxes and personal financial goals. Make sure you are considering the type of income when implementing state income tax planning techniques.

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What Do Taxes Have to Do with the NBA Finals?

CPA Practice

But the NBA Finals—and other sporting events—are connected to taxes in a big way. That’s partly due to a lucrative income tax imposed by all but five states known as the “jock tax.” And professional athletes aren’t the only ones affected by the tax. What is the jock tax? The tax has an interesting history.

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What Does A Tax Extension Mean For You?

Nancy McClelland, LLC

In some states, filing an extension with the IRS will automatically extend the time to complete a state income tax return. Filing an extension grants you additional time to submit your complete and accurate return, but you still need to estimate whether you will owe any taxes and pay that estimated balance by the original due date.

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A Crucial Window for Estate Planning: Preparing for 2026 Changes

CPA Practice

This strategy balances the benefits of current tax law with the need for financial flexibility and security. Core Estate Tax Planning Techniques Regardless of estate value, there are numerous techniques and account structures available to help your clients minimize estate tax consequences—here’s a summary of the most common ones.

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The Like-Kind Exchange Home Sale Strategy

CPA Practice

For taxpayers who find themselves in this situation, thoughtful tax planning is essential. Here’s how this home sale strategy can help your clients be more tax savvy while navigating today’s real estate market. For example, a $4 million gain could easily result in a tax bill of $1.2 million or more.

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Eliminate Manual Work and Accelerate Accounts Receivable

CPA Practice

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First-Quarter “Safe-Harbor” Quarterly IRS Estimated Tax Payments: Why and How to Make Them

Nancy McClelland, LLC

We still want folks to make quarterly payments (see my related IRS & Illinois posts for how to do it online), but for the first quarter, at least, we’re asking everyone to use “safe-harbor” calculations. However, times have changed. Why Use 1Q Safe-Harbor Calculations Instead of Annualizing?