Tag Archives: individual and family taxes

Where Are We With Tax Reform? (Personal)

“Planning is a process of choosing among those many options.

If we do not choose to plan, then we choose to have others plan for us.”

–  Richard I. Winwood   

Where Are We With Tax Reform? (Personal) by Nadine Riley{5:12 minutes to read} Hope you are enjoying the warm sunny days of the season.

I can’t help but wonder, is it just me, or is it becoming a challenge to stay on track with what’s going in Washington with regards to federal tax reform? The uncertainties are evident. The Trump administration released a report on July 28, 2017 regarding the status of all the proposed changes. As it relates to tax reform, the most current report that we are aware of was released on April 26, 2017. If what’s promised is implemented, individuals/families and businesses will be affected. Continue reading →

Taxes: So What’s Next?

Taxes: So What's Next? by Nadine Riley{3:36 minutes to read} What will my tax bill look like in 2017 under the new president? In the past weeks, I have been asked this question many times.

If you are also pondering this question, let’s recap in more detail some of the tax changes Mr. Trump proposed. In addition to Trump’s plan, we will also examine the blueprint delivered by the Ways and Means Committee Republicans (in June 2016) regarding the proposed rebuilding of America. (You can read more about Ways and Means here.) Continue reading →