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Massachusetts ‘Millionaires’ Tax Applies to Sudden Wealth Events

Darrow Wealth Management

In November 2022, proponents of the Massachusetts ‘millionaires’ tax (question 1) won their bid to nearly double the income tax rate on individuals with taxable income over $1M a year. Starting in 2023, a 4% surtax will be applied to taxable income and capital gains over $1M. They paid $300,000 for the house.

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Intel SERPLUS Elections 2020: 4 Steps to Consider Given the Recent Company Uncertainty

Cordant Wealth Partners

409(a) Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans present one of these opportunities. You willingly forgo income today with the faith that your company will survive many years into the future to make good on this liability to you—all for a tax benefit that tips the odds in your favor. The Benefits of Deferred Compensation Plans.

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Personal, estate, and business tax planning strategies for 2023

Nationwide Financial

Key Takeaways: Because the 2022 and 2023 standard deductions are relatively high ($27,700 in 2023 and $25,900 in 2022 for married couples filing jointly), it isn’t worthwhile for many taxpayers to itemize deductions. Tax season has begun, and it’s not too early to think about planning for the 2023 tax year.

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Zoe’s Tell-All: 2023 Tax Season

Zoe Financial

Zoe’s Tell-All: 2023 Tax Season Published February 14th, 2023 Reading Time: 5 minutes Written by: The Zoe Team If you’re a golfer, you know a lot goes into the brilliant game. Similarly, filing taxes includes many steps and details everyone needs to know about. The internet can facilitate your tax filing process.

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20 Ways to Reduce Your Taxes in 2024: A Guide for Founders, Startup Employees, and Executives

Harness Wealth

As a company founder, early startup employee, or small business owner, you may find yourself in a higher tax bracket as your business grows or you realize gains from equity compensation. But that doesn’t mean you simply have to accept a higher tax bill.

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