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The Future Of Financial Advice: How Tech and Approaches In 2030 Will Differ From Today

Nerd's Eye View

Professional service industries tend to evolve over time as the regulatory environment evolves and new technologies emerge. For instance, the financial advice industry has seen many changes to regulations (for both advisors and their clients), advisor business models, and the advisor technology landscape.

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Reframing your thinking to overcome fear about developing COI relationships

Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT)

You can either fall into the category of transactional advisors, where you are simply looking to sell a product, or you can take the wholly encompassing, 360-degree approach to giving good financial advice, supported by a range of other professional services.

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Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS): Explaining the Gain Exclusion

Darrow Wealth Management

If eligible, you may be able to exclude up to 100% of the gain from federal taxes when you sell your shares through the capital gains tax exclusion. The potential tax savings simply cannot be understated. Using IRS Section 1202, taxpayers can sell stock potentially free of federal capital gains taxes if the requirements are met.

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LLC vs. S Corp vs. LLP: The Best Business Structure for New and Small Tax Firms

Harness Wealth

The structure of your tax firm is one of the most consequential decisions you will make as a business owner. The implications ripple through every aspect of your practice, from how you are protected against potential lawsuits to the way you handle tax season for your own business.

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