SETTING UP FOR SUCCESS LendCity Mortgages Investors Hub On February 15, 2024, Michael Kennedy, founder […]
Setting Up Cross Border Structures For U.S. Real Estate Investments Continue Reading
The Internal Revenue Service recently announced 2024 annual inflation adjustments for more than 60 tax
2024 Annual Inflation Adjustments from the IRS – Cross-Border Implications Continue Reading
NEW REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR BUSINESS OWNERSThe Corporate Transparency Act and Beneficial Ownership Reports By Michael
New Reporting Requirements For U.S. Business Owners Continue Reading
Transfer Certificates are releases of the Federal estate tax lien on a decedent’s property. They are issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The estate administrator (personal representative, executor, successor t…
What is a Transfer Certificate from the IRS Continue Reading
The United States Congress enacted tax legislation, ushering in several changes to the wealth transfer tax system, which took effect on January 1, 2018. Under the new law, the federal estate, gift and generation-skippin…
False Hope: U.S. Estate Tax Exemption Increased Continue Reading
1. Understand how the U.S. Estate Tax affects your estate.
U.S. Estate Planning Checklist for Snowbirds Continue Reading
Florida’s Verification of Employment Eligibility Law, effective January 1, 2021, requires private employers to use E-Verify or to use the Form I-9 and maintain copies of the documents used to complete the Form I-9 for th…
Florida’s E-Verify Law Continue Reading
All employers must verify the authority of new hires to work in the United States by completing the Employment Eligibility Verification Form I-9 (and E-Verify if they have registered to use it or are required to use it b…
Form I-9: U.S. Employee Eligibility Verification Continue Reading
In order to transfer or sell U.S. real property owned by a deceased person, whether solely or jointly with another person, the estate or surviving joint owner, including a surviving spouse, must obtain a Tax Certificate …
What is a Transfer Certificate and why does my estate need one? Continue Reading
If the surviving spouse is a US citizen, then in general one-half the value of the jointly owned property will be included in the estate of the first spouse to die.
What if my spouse and I own U.S. property as joint tenants? Continue Reading
