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The Ultimate Guide to State Residency and Tax Planning for Startup Founders and Remote Tech Employees

Harness Wealth

Who knows, you might even find a more tax-friendly destination along the way. However, it is important to remember that while residing in any of these states, individuals will still be obligated to pay federal taxes. Consult with a Harness Tax Advisor to best determine how state and local tax laws may impact your specific situation.

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A Guide to the 4 Types of Tax Preparers

Harness Wealth

Employed by law firms, corporate legal departments, or running their own practices, tax attorneys can be looked to for legal tax issues and disputes, along with comprehensive tax planning and preparation. They may work independently or for tax preparation firms, sometimes on a seasonal basis.

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What is a Financial Plan, and How Do I Make One?

Harness Wealth

While it may seem like a luxury that is only available to the wealthy, anyone is capable of building an effective financial plan and putting it into action. Without effective personal financial management, you risk losing money to poor budgeting, poor tax planning, or even just to inflation.

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Average Fees for Tax Advisors in 2024

Harness Wealth

This fee can include consulting around specific issues or all-inclusive packages for outsourcing accounting and tax services. Fixed per-service fees: Some tax advisors charge a set fee for individual services that allows for predictable but flexible billing based on the number and complexity of services.

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Healthy, Creative Strategies for Gifting to Children

Bell Investment Advisors

For example, an estate planning goal of reducing your net worth may call for a lump-sum gift. But if the bulk of your money is in retirement accounts, that might not be wise from a tax perspective. Some give up to the annual gift tax exclusion amounts as holiday gifts as part of year-end tax planning.

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Transcript: Tom Rampulla

The Big Picture

RAMPULLA: I went to Drexel part time while I was at Vanguard, did that commute down to Philadelphia from the suburbs, you know, three times a week for a number of years. It was a startup. It felt like a startup. I mean, it wasn’t quite a startup. I was employee number one in London. RAMPULLA: Yeah.