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Brad Cohen co-wrote the article that appeared in the Los Angeles Lawyer magazine titled “Estate and Tax Guidance for Artists and Collectors.”
Download this article as a PDF: The 13.3% Solution: of DINGs, NINGs, WINGs and Other ThINGs Wealthy taxpayers have now experienced the impact of higher federal and state income tax rates for a full year.1 Many have created or would like to create trusts for their children and grandchildren, which also could be subject to extraordinarily […]
Brad Cohen co-wrote the article that appeared in the Los Angeles Lawyer magazine titled “Tax and Estate Guidance for California Same-Sex Couples Post-Windsor.”
Brad Cohen co-wrote the article in the Los Angeles Lawyer magazine titled “How the Health Care Act Affects the Taxation of Loan-Out Corporations.”
Executive Summary The Obama Administration released its proposed budget for fiscal year 2014 on April 10, which included several proposals affecting estate planning. These are described in the Treasury Department’s General Explanations of the Administration’s Fiscal Year 2014 Revenue Proposals (commonly referred to as “the Greenbook”). Noticeable by its absence was the perennial proposal to […]
Brad Cohen co-wrote the article in the Los Angeles Lawyer magazine titled “The Taxation of Deferred Compensation in Standard Service Agreements.”
Brad Cohen co-authored the article “Income, Estate and Gift Taxation of Entertainment Assets” featured in Los Angeles Lawyer.
Megan Earhart wrote the article ” How Low Can You Go: The New Standard for Testamentary Capacity” published in Los Angeles Daily Journal on April 11, 2012.
"Last Chance" Estate Planning May End SoonThis article was first published in the Orange County Business Journal, February 13, 2012 Much has been written about the perfect storm of estate planning: the coincidence of low values, low interest rates, valuation discounts and the $5 million ($10 million for a married couple) gift and estate tax […]
Burton Mitchell co-authored an article published recently by the California Trusts and Estates Quarterly entitled "To Bypass or Not Bypass, That is the Question: Using a Formula General Power of Appointment Clause to Address New Estate Planning Uncertainties."
