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There are some definite dos and don'ts for managing income tax liability while using online payment services for business transactions.

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The estate planning lessons learned from the case of Virginia Halas McCaskey and the Chicago Bears.

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Avoiding probate requires knowledge about what the process includes and planning to protect your assets.

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Taxpayers involved in cryptocurrency need to know about these new IRS reporting requirements that take effect for tax year 2025.

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You’ve built a successful business, but have you invested in business succession planning to ensure it endures for the benefit of your customers, community, employees and family members?

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This Top 10 list could help put some extra money in your pocket, courtesy of Uncle Sam and the tax attorneys at Plunkett Cooney.

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Michigan residential property owners should begin preparing now if they plan to appeal their 2025 local property tax assessments.

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Delinquent taxpayers can stay in control of their financial future by taking advantage of these three options for dealing with IRS delinquency notices.

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Even billionaires like media magnate Rupert Murdoch can struggle to justify unwinding a powerful irrevocable trust.

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Among the states, Michigan homeowners have the rare opportunity to transfer their property to close family members using what is known as a Lady Bird Deed.

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