by Christine | Jun 21, 2011 | Tax Planning |
The tax rules are clear: In order for charitable gifts of $250 and above to qualify for a deduction, there must be a letter detailing the amount of the donation and affirming that no goods or services were provided in connection with this gift… Giving to charity can...
by Christine | Jun 20, 2011 | Elder Law |
A little-known tax rule can help offset the cost of some retirement communities. If you, your parent, or an elderly loved one is reaching the point where living alone is no longer an option – for medical reasons or otherwise – it may be time to consider some time of...
by Christine | Jun 17, 2011 | Uncategorized |
Staring in June 2011, and in the hope that California will save $180 million a year, California is requiring older adults and special needs individuals to join a state-paid Medi-cal managed-care plan. Christopher Weaver a staff writer...
by Christine | Jun 16, 2011 | Estate Planning |
With unemployment still close to double digits and entry-level jobs in short supply, it's tempting for parents of college graduates—and other struggling twenty-somethings—to try to help their adult children start businesses. If you have an adult child...
by Christine | Jun 16, 2011 | Estate Planning |
With unemployment still close to double digits and entry-level jobs in short supply, it's tempting for parents of college graduates—and other struggling twenty-somethings—to try to help their adult children start businesses. If you have an adult child...
