On earlier this year, the IRS issued 2019’s annual inflation adjustments for the majority of tax provisions, along with the 2019 tax rate tables for individuals, trusts, and estates. 2019 and 2020’s tax returns will be prepared according to these … Continue reading →
It’s the new year and you are ready to become a new you. You’ve made some important resolutions, such as losing weight, staying off social media, and spending more time with family. That’s your plan, at least. For the first … Continue reading →
The prospect of a spouse or family member developing Alzheimer’s disease is frightening. Faced with a disease they have little knowledge of, family members and, if determined early enough, the afflicted person, must decide who will provide the needed care … Continue reading →
One of the most beneficial uses of estate planning is for the benefit of an aging parent, or, more appropriately, to ease the burden on the aging parent’s loved ones, spouse, children, and grandchildren. A great deal of expense and … Continue reading →
Whether in Columbus, Ohio or elsewhere, getting married is great fun! But after you say your vows, you should make certain your “I Do” carries over to your assets. Make sure you have an estate plan and that you update … Continue reading →
Dave Ison Attends Public Charity Event Promoting Lung Health In Central Ohio Local Recipients Share Stories About Support From The Breathing Association Dave Ison, along with members of the central Ohio community, attended a luncheon sponsored by The Breathing Association … Continue reading →
Real Estate Owners, Is it time to Switch From A Triple Net Lease? Section 199A Qualified Business Income Deduction: By Grant D. Ison Summer Associate 2018, 3L UC Law School Congress recently passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of … Continue reading →
Reserve Your Spot Today! Dave Ison will lead a discussion about planning for the future for a loved one who has been diagnosed with dementia. The meeting will be held at the Powell Chamber of Commerce, March 20. For everyone … Continue reading →
If you were to pass away suddenly, would your heirs know how to access your online information? Would they know that your Facebook account could remain in a digital limbo for years? Would they know that it would be open … Continue reading →
Seventy-eight percent of millennials do not have a will or an estate plan. Youth rarely considers their mortality. But, facts are, young people do indeed die, though young people see less of that than their grandparents. And let’s face it, … Continue reading →