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Consider Stock Transactions When Performing Business Valuations

Business valuations performed for gift or estate tax purposes utilize the fair market value (“FMV”) standard of value. That is, the value of

Landmark Regulatory Reform Bill Alleviating Burden on Banks Signed into Law

On May 24th, President Trump signed into law S. 2155, the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act. The law intends to right size

Time to Revisit that Roth Conversion?

Thanks to the recently enacted Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, now could be the best time to convert your traditional IRA into a Roth IRA. Roths have been in the

IRS Announces 2017 Marginal Well Credit for Marginally Producing Natural Gas Properties

Natural gas well owners holding an operating interest in a qualified marginal well during 2017 are eligible to claim a $0.51 credit per qualified MCF,
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Pennsylvania Provides Clarification on Application of Nextel Decision

The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue recently released Corporation Tax Bulletin 2018-02 to clarify its position on the application of the decision issued

Is your home router hacked?

At Schneider Downs, we understand that cybersecurity threats to our clients will sometimes extend to devices and systems outside their IT purview. As the

New Revenue Procedure for Contributors Making Donation to Tax-Exempt Organizations

New Revenue Procedure 2018-32 modifies, consolidates and supersedes Rev. Proc. 81-6, Rev Proc. 81-7, Rev. Proc. 89-23 and Rev. Proc. 2011-33 in providing

Climbing AFRs Put Dormant Estate Planning Techniques Back on the Table

When considering federal estate tax planning, one of the most common objectives of the planner is removing assets from the taxpayer’s taxable estate.
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The Rise of Business Email Compromise Scams

The Rise of Business Email Compromise Scams Business Email Compromise – or BEC – is an increasingly common scam targeting U.S. and European

IRS-Issued Guidance on Blended Corporate Tax Rates

With the new tax law in effect on January 1, 2018, and many corporations having fiscal year-ends that differ from a calendar (December 31) year-end, the
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