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Question:  Can I gift my house to my kid?

Question: Can I gift my house to my kid?

Oct 4, 2014

Generally, any property can be transferred inter vivos, or during life, to anyone that a tax payer desires. The question...

Business owners who use IRAs as cash reserve may want to consolidate IRAs – IRS to follow Tax Court ruling on IRA one-rollover-per-year rule

Business owners who use IRAs as cash reserve may want to consolidate IRAs – IRS to follow Tax Court ruling on IRA one-rollover-per-year rule

Oct 2, 2014

In Announcement 2014-15 the IRS indicated that it will allow only one tax free roll-over-per-year from all of a taxpayer’s...

Elder Abuse in San Mateo County – What to look for, who to call & the importance of the Power of Attorney for mom

Elder Abuse in San Mateo County – What to look for, who to call & the importance of the Power of Attorney for mom

Oct 2, 2014

Tonight the Peninsula Estate Planning Council welcomed San Mateo Deputy District Attorney Tara Heumann’s presentation on “Elder and Dependent Adult...

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