2024 Year-End Tax-Planning Moves
- by Valensi Rose, PLC
As year-end approaches, this is a good time to think about planning moves for individuals and businesses that may help lower your tax bill for this year and possibly next.
Year-End Tax Tips for Businesses
- by Valensi Rose, PLC
With year-end approaching, it’s time to start thinking about moves that may help lower your business’s taxes for this year and next.
Year-End Tax Tips for Individuals
- by Valensi Rose, PLC
With year-end approaching, it’s time to start thinking about moves that may help lower your tax bill for this year and next.
New FinCEN Reporting Requirements for Residential Real Estate…
- by Valensi Rose, PLC
New rules were announced in August by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) that aim to combat money laundering in the residential real estate sector. The rules, which apply to non-financed transfers of residential properties (generally 1-4 units) to trusts, limited liability companies (LLCs), or other entities, will take effect on December 1, 2025.
How Much Unconscionability Is Too Much?
- by David Krol
In an attempt to avoid litigating before a jury, employers routinely include arbitration provisions in employment agreements. But courts will not enforce an arbitration agreement that does not provide essential fairness to employees – such agreements are called “unconscionable.”
How Far Does a “Duty of Care” Extend?
- by M. Laurie Murphy
In construction projects, it’s not unusual today for engineers, consultants, and other specialists to be asked for advice even on seemingly minor aspects of the work. If something later goes wrong, how should responsibility be apportioned among what may be the many consultants who were in some way involved?