The Republican-controlled Congress may require that a quarter of gifts to the wealthiest colleges be used for middle-class financial aid or they won't be tax deductible.
2016 was a wild ride for tax and estate planning practitioners. Here are some highlights of a busy year.
This gallery is adapted from David A. Handler's original compilation in the January 2017 issue of Trusts & Estates.
Some highlights of an eventful year in tax and estate planning.
2016 marked the beginning of the end of hedge funds as we've known them.
Social media has been a part of the art business for years, mostly to spread the word about artists and exhibitions, but its importance has increased.
As 2016 draws to a close, things are looking up for beleaguered hedge funds.
A transformational year for the family office landscape.
Just 100 CEOs have accumulated retirement savings equal to the entire retirement accounts of 41 percent of U.S. families.
A peek inside the investments and finances of the "friendly vulture," David Martinez
The untold story of Apple and its taxes.
