Robert F. Sharpe, Jr. presents some scenarios to illustrate the effects of the new tax law.

It benefits business leaders, consumers and employees.

Fearless Girl is becoming permanent, cryptocurrencies boost charitable giving and heirs to family businesses want out.

Tenth Circuit rules deduction is limited to an amount up to its basis in the property contributed to a charitable organization.

The U.S. ranks No. 2 in financial secrecy, TD adds to its commission-free ETF offerings and most charities are in financial trouble.

Christopher P. Woehrle examines the new tax law and its impact on charitably inclined donors.

FINRA opens small firm helpline, advisors are better off putting their phones away and how to help the UN raise money for Sustainable Development Goals.

A look at the roles of lawyers, the IRS and the SEC in creating the current shambolic system.

Fewer taxpayers itemizing deductions means fewer donations.

Bill Miller attended Johns Hopkins as a philosophy graduate student for three years.