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2022 Year-End Planning Letter: Reflections and Perspectives

Brown Advisory

Regularly review and adjust near-term tactical plans to build confidence in the face of current volatility Here, we want to emphasize the difference between adjusting a tactical plan and overhauling a strategic plan; the latter is rarely necessary, while the former is a natural part of a healthy, ongoing investment process.

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2022 Year-End Planning Letter: Reflections and Perspectives

Brown Advisory

Regularly review and adjust near-term tactical plans to build confidence in the face of current volatility. Here, we want to emphasize the difference between adjusting a tactical plan and overhauling a strategic plan; the latter is rarely necessary, while the former is a natural part of a healthy, ongoing investment process.

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What is Passive Income?

Good Financial Cents

READ MORE: How to Make $1,000 Per Month in Dividends Tax Considerations Tax implications for passive income differ from those of active income. Passive income may qualify for different tax rates or deductions, depending on jurisdiction and the type of income. You can read more about here about how passive income is taxed.

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12 Best Paying Jobs in Finance in 2023

Good Financial Cents

After all, people will always need financial services, whether investing their money , taking out loans, or managing their taxes. The CFO role is multi-faceted and includes everything from financial planning and analysis to business budgeting, financial decision-making, and risk management.

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2019 Year-End Planning Letter

Brown Advisory

This year, two factors will be important considerations in our year-end planning work: 1) current market dynamics (specifically, ongoing market volatility, low interest rates and a flat yield curve), and 2) the 2017 tax overhaul and our ongoing integration of new tax rules into clients’ long-term plans. Non-Taxable Gifts.

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2020 Year-End Planning Letter

Brown Advisory

presidential election season offered a wide range of potential scenarios for tax and other policy matters that impact our planning efforts for clients. While election results are not totally settled, we believe that the balance between parties in Congress is likely to temper both the pace and magnitude of possible tax law changes.