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  • Houston Probate Lawyers Answer, “Will My Inheritance Be Taxed?”

    Capital Gains Tax You have to pay capital gains taxes anytime a gain is achieved. For example, if you buy a house to renovate and resell, you would have to pay capital gains taxes on If you inherit an asset and the value of that asset increases, that asset would be subject to capital gains taxes from the date your inherited the asset, not when it was originally purchased. 

  • Powerful Estate Planning Tools for Charitable Giving

    Normally, you are subjected to capital gains taxes on the appreciation when selling stock. This is a great way to get around capital gains taxes while also giving back.

  • How President Biden’s Proposed Tax Plan Could Impact Your Estate

    His proposal aims to increase income and capital gains taxes while also eliminating the step-up basis This would increase the capital gains tax rate for those earning more than $1 million per year, or married The current policy allows individuals to bypass capital gains taxes when assets are inherited. gains when the asset would eventually be sold. gains tax rate.

  • How Joe Biden’s Tax Plan May Impact Your Estate Plan

    Biden made his desire to raise estate and capital gains taxes well known on the campaign trail, leaving Biden’s proposal to increase the capital gains tax rates for those earning more than $1 million to 39.6 Capital Gains Taxes Since Biden’s win, some Americans have become worried about a possible increase in the capital gains tax. Current law treats capital gains on investments held at the time of a taxpayer’s death as freebies.

  • Making Your Wealth Last for Generations

    The three forces are: The division of assets among the generations; Transfer taxes and capital gains

  • College Funding 101

    Investments above the $2,000 threshold will be taxed at your capital gains or income rate.

  • It’s That Time of Year!

    The capital-gains rules are pretty much the same this year, but some will see some big losses for the Investors are always prudent to look at paper gains and losses in taxable accounts, with an eye on realizing If your losses exceed gains, up to $3,000 of the excess can be used to offset ordinary income.

  • Estate Planning During the Biden Era

    Recognize Gains During Your Lifetime Depending on your tax rates, you may want to sell an asset with a low tax basis, pay a capital gains tax at a lower tax rate, and then gift the cash to your beneficiaries For instance, a taxpayer would pay the capital gains tax after selling an asset, then give the full proceeds

  • Turning the Big 5-0? Start Planning Now!

    In many instances, you can avoid owing capital gains taxes on the sale of your home. in your home for at least two of the five years prior to its sale, you can exclude from income taxes gains

  • A New Era of Estate Planning

    If the asset value has appreciated, capital gains taxes are minimized.

  • To Convert or Not to Convert My IRA to a Roth. That is the Question.

    to a Roth IRA typically aren’t tax deductible, but the withdrawals aren’t subject to income taxes or capital gains taxes, provided you are over 59½ and have had the account for five years or more.

  • Planning Ahead for Medicaid

    Transferring assets to children may have tax consequences, such as capital gains and gift taxes.

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