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TAX PLANNING

Making Sense
of the Current
Tax Landscape

Keeping up with tax policies and their potential impact can be challenging. Our team of seasoned professionals is dedicated to providing personalized guidance, solutions and strategies to help you attain your goals. All while managing the impact of taxes and safeguarding your legacy.

What’s Next forTax Policy?

 The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was passed and signed into law on July 4, 2025. In addition to permanently extending the individual tax rates from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, it expands deductions, depreciation allowances and more. Our latest thought leadership can help you gain the insights you need to make informed decisions in the months ahead as year-end approaches.

AFTER TAX RETURNS

Looking to reduce your tax liability? These articles can help.

The Silver Lining of Volatility: Tax-Loss Harvesting
ARTICLE | INVESTMENTS

Make market volatility work for you by turning today’s losses into tax breaks that can boost portfolio returns this year and beyond.

2025 Year-End Tax Planning Checklist
ARTICLE | WEALTH PLANNING

Planning considerations arising from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Reducing the Tax Impact on the Sale of Your Business
ARTICLE | BUSINESS OWNERS

Proven strategies for reducing taxes when selling a business.

ESTATE TAX

These resources can help lessen the burden and guide planning discussions.

2025 Tax Guide
Article  |  Individuals & Families

Stay informed on everything you need to know about taxes in 2025. From estate taxes to AMT exemptions and social security tax limits, it’s all here.

Estate Tax Strategies for Business Owners
Article  |  Wealth Planning

Estate tax strategies, such as Graegin loans, are essential in preventing potential estate tax liability that can devastate the business upon the death of the owner.

REPORTING & LEGISLATION UPDATES

The latest on tax policy, starting with the OBBBA legislation.

One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Considerations for Wealth Planning
Article  |  Business Owners

How it will impact everything from charitable giving and education savings to business deductions and depreciation.

2025 Tax Changes: What's New?
Podcast

Unpack the most important provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and learn actionable strategies that may be worth considering.

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