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Tax attorneys from the Florida and New Jersey offices of Cooper Levenson will present a virtual “Breakfast Briefing” on Friday Feb. 19, 2021. Speakers at
Now more than ever, people are contemplating changing their state residency. We are frequently approached by clients seeking to relocate to Florida for financial reasons
After part one of our article regarding ABLE accounts, we received several inquiries about how funds in ABLE accounts may be invested, how ABLE accounts
A second round of Paycheck Protection Program is now available to qualifying businesses. This program is different than the first round. The time to act
The Achieving a Better Life Experience Act (the “ABLE Act”) provides families with a valuable savings mechanism that has been underutilized since its enactment into
by: Michael L. Salad and Craig Panholzer The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 capped state and local tax (“SALT”) deductions at $10,000. This
August 8, 2020Michael Salad, Esq. | Craig Panholzer, Esq. In the world of e-mails and text messages, financial planners are often pressed to answer their
The cost of healthcare is a significant concern to most Americans. A Health Savings Account (“HSA”) allows health insurance subscribers to save federal income taxes.
Debt is common for most Americans. Unexpected events such as job loss or sickness may cause defaults on debt. The resulting credit damage or creditor
President Lyndon B. Johnson signed into law the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Clean Air Act in addition to waging a “War on