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There are many other changes in the Act. It is advisable for you to speak with our Miami tax attorneys to see how the Act might have impacted your business. It is also equally important to keep up with major changes and updates in the law. To this day, the Internal Revenue Service (“IRC”) is coming up with new guidance and interpretation on the new tax changes.
Tax planning is done in conjunction with different areas of the law. Miami tax attorney Alain Roman experience with estate planning and business law helps him formulate a complete picture for every client. In most of the cases it is almost impossible to separate the legal consequences from the tax consequences.
For example, a real estate attorney creates a Quit Claim Deed gifting 50% of a property from parents to daughter. Assume the property is worth $200,000. The legal consequences on simple terms is that daughter now owns 50% of the property, which brings all the advantages and disadvantages of ownership like right to income, homestead (assuming it is primary residence), liability, etc. However, parents will have to file a Form 709, Gift Tax Return, reporting the gift and applying a portion of their unified credit. Many people fail to do this step due to lack of tax guidance and knowledge.
Speak with Miami tax attorney Alain Roman to see how he can help you. Miami tax attorney Alain Roman works closely with other attorneys, CPA’s, and financial representatives to make sure that your tax objectives are being met. Don’t let the U.S. tax law overwhelm you. Call us today at (305) 489-1415 for a free consultation.