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https://t.co/C38z4vpXzp The ownership of land is a bundle of rights. When you donate an easement you are giving away part of the bundle not the whole bundle. So an easement will be worth a percentage of what was paid for the property recently.
Qualified Disability Trusts get a $5,300 deduction in 2026 under §642(b)(2)(C)(i), tied to §151(d). But both provisions rely on outdated cross-references to former §68(b)—repealed and replaced by OB3/OBBBA—raising questions about how these rules apply today.
“…the Kwong decision suggests that taxpayers should reevaluate penalties and interest previously paid and consider filing refund claims targeting those amounts, even when the underlying tax liability itself is not in dispute.” Kwong Opens New Path for COVID-19 Refunds https://t.co/6OGToPBe1j...
I was today years old when I learned there is a state out there that allows you to file separately at the federal level and jointly at the state level. Thanks, Wisconsin. Your married physicians seeking PSLF really appreciate you. #TaxTwitter
Entrepreneurs whose businesses grow substantially over time can end up with an asset worth many millions of dollars, creating a potential 'problem' of exceeding the estate tax exemption amount. https://t.co/15oEYyCXLW In this guest post, Anna Pfaehler, CFP, AEP, a Partner and Wealth...
Vanguard's research showed that you could add 0.30% of annual after-tax returns simply by having a correct asset location strategy: - avoid bonds in brokerage. Keep them in retirement accounts - growth assets in Roth - efficient ETFs in brokerage - avoid REITs in...
Gig work is flexible. Gig taxes? Not so much. No 1099 doesn’t mean no reporting—and some new deductions sound great… until you realize there are rules attached. It’s one of those “simple until it’s not” situations. Here’s what to know: https://t.co/BXKJJZUpEQ
One of the dumbest loopholes in the US tax code The IRS says if I make more than $168K filing single or $252K married filing jointly in 2026 I cannot contribute directly to a Roth IRA But I can still get funds inside...
If your charitable donation is worth $2 million, you probably shouldn’t try to take a $180 million deduction. Otherwise, as Hancock County Land Acquisitions discovered in Tax Court, you could face a 40% gross valuation misstatement penalty. https://t.co/o1C0zoX0lj
Just the most jackass MFS that I've had to do. Couple lives in TX. They have about $600k in AGI, so they're capped at $10k in SALT MFJ. Their SALT is about $20k. By filing separately, they each get the full $10k...
Too many people misunderstand and misuse this tax strategy when it’s way more powerful than you think 💪🏽
