The opportunity for advisors and their partnerships to pay less in taxes by changing domiciles is massive—but so are the risks of noncompliance.

What tax filings are best suited for 2020, and which ones should wait until after elections?

A Solomonic way of assisting the next generation.

Players will not receive valuable club contributions to their retirement plans through 2023.

The IRS confirms their deductibility under Section 67(e).

What Trump's big tax reveal can teach clients about the value of tax loss harvesting.

The best way to protect Opportunity Zone investors’ funds, their tax benefits, and their loyalty is through verifiable oversight.

President Donald Trump's net worth is based chiefly on the value of his office and commercial property holdings, minus debts that were already known.

What does that mean for wealthy residents in the state?

Trump paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years because he generated large losses that offset any money that he made, according to the Times analysis of at least two decades worth of Trump’s personal and business tax returns.