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ICYMI | The Status of the ‘Marriage Penalty’

An Update from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

By  Allen J. Rubenfield, JD, CPA and Ganesh M. Pandit, DBA, CPA (inactive), CMA

February 2020 0

One of the objectives behind a progressive income tax structure is to achieve a redistribution of wealth by imposing higher taxes on those who earn…

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Social Security Benefits after Marriage, Death, or Divorce

By  Sidney Kess, JD, LLM, CPA

October 2019 0

Making Social Security decisions is relatively simple for seniors filing single tax returns. Assuming modest or no earned income, retirement benefits can begin as early…

Feature Articles

ICYMI | Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Impact at Different Stages of Life

By  James R. Grimaldi, CPA, James A.J. Revels, CPA and Sidney Kess, JD, LLM, CPA

October 2019 0

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) made dramatic changes to the rules for individuals that affect tax planning at all stages of…

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ICYMI | Getting Married Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

By  Sidney Kess, JD, LLM, CPA, James A.J. Revels, CPA, James R. Grimaldi, CPA and Thomas K. Lauletta, JD

February 2019 0

More than 2.1 million couples get married in the United States each year (http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/marriage_divorce_tables.htm). Few probably give any thought to the tax implications of their…

Featured

The Status of the ‘Marriage Penalty’: An Update from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

By  Allen J. Rubenfield, JD, CPA and Ganesh M. Pandit, DBA, CPA (inactive), CMA

February 2019 0

One of the objectives behind a progressive income tax structure is to achieve a redistribution of wealth by imposing higher taxes on those who earn…

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Getting Married

A Tax Perspective Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

By  Sidney Kess, JD, LLM, CPA, James A.J. Revels, CPA, James R. Grimaldi, CPA and Thomas K. Lauletta, JD

October 2018 0

More than 2.1 million couples get married in the United States each year (http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/marriage_divorce_tables.htm). Few probably give any thought to the tax implications of their…

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Getting Divorced

A Tax Perspective under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

By  Sidney Kess, JD, LLM, CPA, James A.J. Revels, CPA, James R. Grimaldi, CPA and Thomas K. Lauletta, JD

October 2018 0

Despite the best of intentions when couples say, “I do,” more than a few will find themselves eventually saying, “I don't.” Aside from the emotional…

Feature Articles

What to Do When One Spouse Doesn’t Sign the Return

Understanding the Intricacies of Joint Filing

By  Ray A. Knight, JD, CPA, PFS, CGMA and Lee G. Knight, PhD

May 2018 0

In Brief Filing a joint return is generally seen as the default option for married couples. When one spouse neglects to actually sign the return,…

Columns

Getting Married: A Tax Perspective

By  James R. Grimaldi, CPA, James A.J. Revels, CPA and Sidney Kess, JD, LLM, CPA

March 2016 0

More than 2.1 million couples get married in the U.S. each year (http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/marriage_divorce_tables.htm). Few probably give any thought to the tax implications of their union.…

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