In a recent case, Turner, T.C Memo. 2011-209, the Tax Court ruled that formal notice of the withdrawal power is not required. The result of this Tax Court case is that, if a notice requirement is not satisfied regarding a particular transfer to a trust, the taxpayer now has an argument that such notice is not required and the annual exclusions claimed were valid.
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There are simple solutions to keep the tax deadline from growing into an annual source of stress. By working with your CPA to organize tax information throughout the year, you can help ensure you have everything you need to minimize your tax liability and avoid surprises.
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Every Halloween, children knock on doors pretending they are everything from superheroes to movie stars. Scammers, on the other hand, don’t leave their impersonations to one day. They can happen any time of the year. People can avoid taking the bait and falling victim...
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Zinner & Co. title sponsor of Cleveland Play House production of “Spelling Bee”
Zinner & Co. is a proud title sponsor of the Cleveland Play House production of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” which runs now through May 6 at the Allen Theater. Sponsoring this Tony Award-winning musical, is just one of the many ways Zinner &...
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