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Virginia is for Lovers—and Internet Sales Tax
Virginia became the latest jurisdiction to implement an economic nexus standard for sales and use... more
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The Deductibility of an Estate’s Excess Deductions to Beneficiaries
As we planned for and now prepare estate and trusts returns for 2018, beneficiaries and executors... more
Form
2018 Form 1041 K-1 Instructions
For the latest information about developments related to Form 1041 and Schedules A, B, G, J, K-1... more
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Normalizing Owner Compensation
When performing a business valuation, I always consider making adjustments to revenue and/or... more
Past Speaking Engagement
John Ure Spoke at Montgomery Country BAR Association Meeting
Aronson's Estate, Gift & Trust Director John Ure spoke at a Montgomery County BAR Association... more
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Reducing Capital Gains by Creative Use of SMLLCs and Installment Notes
A popular estate planning technique for estates facing the prospect of incurring federal estate tax... more
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Will IRS “Claw Back” the Temporarily Increased Gift Tax Exemption?
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (Tax Act) increased the estate and gift tax exemption from $5M to... more
Past Speaking Engagement
Jeff Gershen & John Ure Spoke on Harnessing the Power of the New Tax Law in Charitable Giving
On 11/5, Aronson tax experts Jeffrey Gershen and John Ure spoke at “Harnessing the Power of the... more
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Trust Fund Recovery Penalty – A Business Owner’s Worst Nightmare
“Nothing is certain except for death and taxes,” is a phrase that was written by Benjamin... more
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Are Charitable Contributions Deductible on Form 1041?
Every time a testator decides to make a charitable organization a beneficiary in either their will... more
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Tax Reform 2.0 and a New Culture Envisioned for Future Tax Reform
It has only been six months since the enactment of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, but another tax... more
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Sneak Preview of 2018 1040 “Postcard”
A draft version of the 2018 Form 1040 and related schedules were recently released by Thompson... more