One major change in The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was the generous federal estate and gift tax exemption, which doubled from $5 million to over $11 million. Effectively, this means that only the very affluent…

Governor Murphy has signed into law provisions that give employees more time off, more ways to qualify, and more compensation under the Family Leave Act and Family Leave Insurance. The laws also impact more businesses…

Getting married or having a baby? Buying or selling a home? Changing jobs? Retiring? These exciting events require a lot of planning, but one often overlooked area is tax planning. Do it now and you…

As the school year starts, the realization sets in, especially for juniors and seniors, that there’s a lot to understand about finances and beyond. Here are five things every student should know: 1. Debt needs to…

Upcoming Deadlines:  September 16, 2019 – Third quarter installment of 2019 individual estimated tax is due. – Filing deadline for 2018 calendar-year tax returns for S corporations and partnerships with extensions of the March due…

It’s easy to push tax planning to the sidelines when tax laws are ever-changing and hard to understand. Here are four common reasons people use for avoiding tax planning, and tips to get past them: • …

According to the Federal Reserve, U.S. student loan debt is now $1.5 trillion with more than 44 million borrowers. Only mortgage debt currently has bigger numbers among types of consumer debt. Even worse, more than…

Here are three warning signs you may be headed for a cash crunch, and tips to avoid them: 1. Receivables aren’t being collected fast enough. When customers don’t pay on time, your cash balance suffers….