Tax Advisors

Section 1031 of the United States Internal Revenue Code allows you to legally defer federal taxes on an exchange of property held for productive use in business, trade or for investment. Here is how to perform a 1031 exchange: more »

Anyone living and working in the U.S. is required by law to pay taxes and file a federal income tax return each year. While many taxpayers actually look forward to the tax season because of anticipated tax refunds, if you are due a tax refund, too much money has been withheld from your paychecks throughout the year. A tax refund is... more »

Personal tax advisors work with clients to provide them with guidance concerning present and future strategies for maximizing investments and income while minimizing tax liabilities. This duty is often integrated with the other roles of a personal financial advisor, such as tax planning, tax consulting or financial consulting. more »

Although you may be aware of the tax credits that are available to you as the parent of a dependent student, chances are you probably don’t know that you can receive a tax deduction even if the student isn’t related to you. The federal government has made it possible for you to deduct some of the expenses you incur. ... more »

Many times, when an individual faces serious terminal illness it becomes quite tempting for such an individual to sell their life policy to what is known as a viatical company. Viatical companies offer cash settlements of fifty to eighty percent of the face value of the insured's policy. Again, when faced with mounting medical bills... more »