Benensen vs. Commissioner: The Benefits of Advanced Tax Planning
By Joe Nagel, Esq., LLM, CPA The recent case of Benenson v. Commissioner, 887 F.3d
What if (almost) No One Pays Estate Taxes?
By Hoffman & Associates Estate planning and estate taxes have gone hand in hand for decades.
Estate, Gift and Generation Skipping Transfer Tax Changes in the New Tax Law
By Hoffman & Associates The sweeping tax reform legislation that just passed is making waves throughout
What Assets Pass Under My Will?
By Hoffman & Associates The foundation of most Georgia estate plans is a Will. Your Will
ESTATE TAX REPEAL? LET’S KEEP PLANNING!
By Michael W. Hoffman, Esq., CPA Donald Trump’s surprise election gives us a tremendous amount
Estate Planning is in a Pressure Cooker!
By Michael W. Hoffman, Esq., CPA Not only has the IRS threatened to change the
Planning 2016: Sophisticated Charitable Giving
By Mary G. Daugherty Significant tax savings can be achieved through a properly planned program
A Lesson Learned from the Bobbi Kristina Tragedy
We have all seen the headlines about Bobbi Kristina Brown, the daughter of the illustrious
Update On The IRS Regulations Project
Last July, I wrote in my column that the IRS made it known that it
Estate Planning with Retirement Accounts
One estate planning nuance is “beneficiary designation assets.” These are assets that are distributed at
