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Practice AreasCapital Gains Taxes There are a number of legal and ethical ways to reduce capital gains taxes. As just one example: did you know that you can (i) pay no capital gain tax; (ii) get an income from all of the sale proceeds for as long as you live; (iii) get an income tax deduction up front for a portion of the sales proceeds; (iv) determine how the sales proceeds are invested; (v) become a philanthropist; and (vi) pass on an amount equal to the sales proceeds to your heirs free of estate tax? That’s why each person’s facts, both personal and business, must be discussed and analyzed. Then each person’s goals – all of them – must be discussed and analyzed. We need to customize the available legal and ethical structure to each person’s unique situation. Capital Gains Taxes | Creditor Planning | Entity Formation | Estate Planning | Estate Taxes | Income Taxes | Insurance(life) | Post-mortem Administration | Probate Litigation | Probate | Retirement Planning | Transactions | Trusts |
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