The calendar year is quickly coming to a close, but there’s still time to take some key actions before year-end that can significantly reduce your 2015 liability.
In our annual year-end tax planning guide, we cover key opportunities and developments that individuals, businesses, and business owners need to be aware of going into 2016.
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- Personal taxes, including ordinary income tax, alternative minimum tax, capital gains tax, and the net investment income tax and Medicare surtax
- College education, retirement, estate, and gift planning
- Charitable giving
- Wealth management
- Health care reform
- Business tax credits and incentives
- Tangible property regulations
- Health care reform and employee benefits
- International tax issues
- Ownership transition, exit planning, and sales and acquisitions
