What the IRS and Fighting a War Have in Common
Echelon Blog, Tax Law, TaxesA.K.A. my never-ending battle with all sorts of alphabet soup government agencies defending the economic rights of the average taxpayer. The current […]
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A.K.A. my never-ending battle with all sorts of alphabet soup government agencies defending the economic rights of the average taxpayer. The current […]
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Actuaries are the guardians of financial certainty for defined benefit plans. And there are two types of defined benefit plans: Traditional Pension […]
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Have you inherited an IRA following the death of the owner? Are you the spouse of the original owner? Is the account […]
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Madison Oberg and Taryn Gray-Delahunty explain how Echelon is a great space to get to know people, and to build a strong […]
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Four common summer injuries that land on my desk and how to avoid them Summertime will be here before we know it–and […]
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WAIT A MINUTE!!! Why did I get a 1099 for monies I received in a following year? You did the work late […]
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5 Tips to Help Keep your Kids Safe When They’re Out Without You Here are five tips to help keep your kids […]
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In 2016, California enacted legislation creating a way for individuals to avoid probate with the creation of a trust. To create such a […]
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In California, there is a new statement of information Successor Liability reporting requirement for businesses. If you went online to file your […]
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Why you might get a 1099 for monies you received in a following year. The Issue As a CPA I come across […]
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With the majority of investment 1031 Exchanges failing every year, the primary reason tends to be lack of planning. For more than […]
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If you are starting a business, it helps to know what your plan is. But what if you start with your exit […]
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