Tag Archives: Capital gains tax

Tax Update: What the Fiscal Cliff Deal Means for Business in 2013

Posted on January 4, 2013 by Randy Fisher

If you believe the gossip, law-makers at the 112th Congress’ farewell/New Years party took their questionable choices very seriously, going so far as to wear lampshades on their heads to better block out inconvenient distractions like economic reality and the … Continue reading →

Posted in Business Law, Estate Planning, Tax Planning | Tagged 2013 tax changes, 2013 taxes, alternative minimum tax, business tax, Capital gains tax, Congress, estate tax, fiscal cliff deal, medicare tax, payroll tax, taxes | 13 Comments

How Will Estate Tax Changes Affect My Small Business?

Posted on November 9, 2012 by Randy Fisher

Find out by checking out my guest post for Rocket Lawyer’s blog Everyday Law, “How Estate Tax Changes Could Affect Your Small Business.” Now that the election is the rearview mirror, we notice that we’ve been driving in the shadow of … Continue reading →

Posted in Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Small Business Anonymous, Succession Planning | Tagged Annapolis Maryland, business, Capital gains tax, effect of estate tax on business, Estate Planning, estate tax, estate tax and business, small business, tax effects, tax hike, tax increase | 7 Comments

Tag Archives: Capital gains tax

Tax Update: What the Fiscal Cliff Deal Means for Business in 2013

How Will Estate Tax Changes Affect My Small Business?

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