On December 15, the Conference Committee—having reconciled and merged the differing House and Senate provisions into a single piece of legislation—released its Conference Report on the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” (the “Act”). Many of the individual tax provisions in the Act are temporary (as opposed to the business provisions, […]
Both the Senate and the House have each passed its own version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (the “Bill”). Although the two versions of the Bill contain many similar provisions, a number of key differences still have to be reconciled by the Conference Committee before a final, single […]
So the last 18 years have been building to this. Your baby is going off to college. For your child’s entire life, you’ve been there for him. Now, he has to fend for himself, make his own decisions and live independently. You will undoubtedly get a huge packet of forms […]
There is really not a specific rule as to when a self-employed individual should consider incorporating or forming a limited liability company (LLC). However, if the work is expected to continue for more than just a brief period of time, it is worthwhile to consider the factors weighing in favor […]
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