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The Myriad Benefits of Marriage in the United States

Wealth Management

marriage benefits regulate virtually every aspect of how clients manage taxes, finances, inheritance, housing and healthcare.

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The Hidden Costs of Manual Tax Document Collection—And How to Fix It

Harness Wealth

For many small tax firms, the process of collecting client tax documents can be a time-consuming and a prolonged process. The good news is that technology solutions, like Harness, can streamline document collection and transform the way tax professionals work.

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Preparing for the TCJA Sunset: What Tax Advisors Need to Know

Harness Wealth

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)the 2017 tax code overhaul designed to boost economic growthis set to expire on December 31, 2025. Unless Congress intervenes, the TCJAs sunset will usher in a swathe of tax increases in 2026, with analysts estimating that over $4 trillion worth of tax hikes could take effect.

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Establishing Solo 401(k) Plans For Self-Employed Workers: Options, Contribution Limits, Deadlines, And More!

Nerd's Eye View

Among the several different types of retirement plans that are available to self-employed workers, solo 401(k) plans can offer the most flexibility and the ability to contribute the highest amount of tax-advantaged savings.

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CRM for Tax Professionals and CPAs: How to Effectively Manage Tax Client Relationships

Harness Wealth

Key Takeaways: CRM system centralizes all client and prospect information, helping tax firms manage client interactions and replacing manual systems like spreadsheets. Instead of emails and phone calls that go untracked, one of the key features of a CRM is providing your firm with a history of every client interaction.

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Tax Practice Succession Planning: A Strategic Guide

Harness Wealth

Successful tax advisory practices dont happen by chancetheyre the result of many years’ worth of hard work. Most importantly, tax practices are built on strong client relationships and specialized knowledge. Succession planning for tax practices, therefore, is as delicate a process as it is important.

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The 3-Part Solution for Expanding Tax Client Relationships

Harness Wealth

Key Takeaways: Too many tax practices are bogged down in commoditized administrative tasks and compliance work, making it challenging to cross-sell services to expand client relationships. The more a firm can either automate processes or outsource tasks, the more time it’ll have to build deeper client relationships.

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