How Making Health Care Decisions While You’re Still Healthy Benefits You and Your Family
Integrating health care decisions into your estate plan is important because it ensures they are thoughtful, informed, and reflective of your values.
More Individuals With Disabilities Will be Eligible for Tax-Advantaged ABLE Accounts in 2026
Did you know there’s a tax-advantaged way to save for the expenses of a person with a disability that’s similar to saving for college expenses with a Section 529 plan?
How to Avoid Inadvertent S Corp Termination
S corporation structure provides most of the tax benefits of a partnership plus the liability protection of a corporation, but because of the strict requirements that apply to these entities, preserving S corporation status requires due diligence.
What You Need to Know About Jointly Owning Assets With Adult Children
Owning assets with your adult child as “joint tenants with right of survivorship” may seem like a simple way to streamline your estate plan; however, doing so can carry important legal, tax and practical implications that deserve careful consideration.
How Your Nonprofit Can Promote Pay Transparency
Pay transparency is the policy of openly sharing an organization’s compensation philosophy, rules, and procedures with job candidates, current staffers, and the public.
Charitable Donation Deduction Changes Are on the Horizon
Beginning in 2026, individuals who itemize deductions and donate to charity will face a new limit on their charitable deductions, and in some cases, they’ll face two new limits.
Significant Changes to Information Reporting Go into Effect for the 2026 Tax Year
If your business has employees or uses independent contractors, you have associated annual information reporting obligations.
How to Safely Address a Gun Collection in Your Estate Plan
For many, the primary reason for creating an estate plan is to ensure their assets are passed on to family members according to their wishes, but when it comes to estate planning, not all assets are created equal.
Does Your Board Understand Fiduciary Duties?
“Fiduciary” is a term that gets thrown around a lot these days, but what does it really mean, and to whom should it apply? In general, fiduciary refers to the legal and ethical obligations of someone to act in the best interests of a beneficiary.
USDA Announces $12 Billion in Bridge Payments for Farmers Impacted by Unfair Market Disruptions
On December 8, 2025, President Donald Trump, together with U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins, U.S.