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24 Dec |
Many people with modest wealth may think that estate planning is not important anymore, given the fact that the federal estate tax exemption will increase to $5.45 million in 2016. With such a high exemption, most estates will not be affected by the federal estate tax. However, that doesn’t mean estate planning isn’t important for […] |
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21 Oct |
As a business owner your ultimate goal is to be profitable year-in and year-out. Part of ongoing operational strategy is to reduce, minimize and even eliminate tax burden through planning and strategic tactics. Even though you work through the year guided by expert advice, there’s still time to make a review of your tax picture […] |
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12 Aug |
On June 26, 2015, the United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of marriage equality, finding that the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution requires all states to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples and recognize same-sex marriages entered into in other states. Following is a brief background on the history of this issue in Nebraska. […] |
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16 Jun |
Recently relocating to the Omaha area from out of state required that dreaded task of updating the many accounts we held with a new address as well as updating all of our insurance requirements. After getting our new automobile insurance policy, I reviewed the declarations page only to be startled at my findings. The underinsured/uninsured […] |
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22 Apr |
Timothy J. Buckley shares important tips for estate planning for people from every walk of life: |
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22 Apr |
Family businesses are part of the rich heritage of our nation and are key to a positive economy. These companies are the backbone of our country and have the ability to absorb market swings much better than large companies, which is a good stabilizer. |
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18 Feb |
There are currently three bills before the Nebraska Legislature which aim to adjust the common levy of the Learning Community. The intent is to increase equity among school districts of varying income levels with a levy that provides shared services. Sarpy County communities are very supportive of the overall intent of the Learning Community as […] |
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10 Feb |
On January 16, 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it would hear four new cases on the constitutionality of same-sex marriage before the current session ends in June. Because of the split in federal appeals courts, the U.S. Supreme Court will decide two separate issues. Couples seeking to marry can raise that issue, and […] |
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02 Dec |
Under current rules, the IRS will impose an Estate Tax on the estates of decedents who passed away in 2014 with a net value in excess of $5,340,000. Many individuals with a high net worth that may be subject to the Federal Estate Tax upon their death often take advantage of the IRS’ Annual Exclusion […] |
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10 Nov |
When considering estate planning, people often think mainly about drafting a last will and testament to dispose of their property they leave upon their death. An important estate planning component to consider is who will take care of your personal well-being and finances in the event you become physically and/or mentally incapacitated. A durable power […] |
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