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⟩ N.J. Real Property Tax Assessment: How Much Should You Be Paying?
N.J. Real Property Tax Assessment: How Much Should You Be Paying? NEW JERSEY 2023 REAL ESTATE TAX ASSESSMENTS Many property owners in New Jersey may be paying more than their fair share of New Jersey Real Estate Tax. By February 1st, each New Jersey municipality is required to notice owners of real estate within the Read More
Read MoreYou Can Be Worth More Dead Than Alive: Your Estate Value May Be Larger than You Know!
You Can Be Worth More Dead Than Alive: Your Estate Value May Be Larger than You Know! How much are you worth? What is your estate valuation along with directed assets and life insurance worth? These valuations can be very disparate. When you pass, your beneficiaries may receive a large inheritance even though your current Read More
Read MoreTHE DEADLINE TO FILE YOUR PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT PETITION OF APPEAL IS APRIL 3, 2023*
*IN NEW JERSEY, MOST MUNICIPAL & COUNTY DEADLINES FOR YOU TO FILE YOUR PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT PETITION OF APPEAL IS APRIL 3, 2023, BY 4:00 P.M. (Again, Depending upon your Municipality and or County). Despite the ongoing real estate market activity, many real estate property owners in New Jersey may be paying more than their Read More
Read MoreReal Property Life Estate Deed: Part of Your Estate Planning?
People often seek advice as to gifting assets while alive or after they pass within their estate plan. For planning purposes as to real property, a Life Estate Deed is an option, and for some may make sense, and for others it may not. The biggest concern as to a Life Estate is the ability Read More
Read MoreLimited Liability Company (LLC) Tax Status: Corporation, Partnership or Disregarded Entity!
Limited Liability Company (LLC) Tax Status: Corporation, Partnership or Disregarded Entity! A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is an entity created by and subject to state statutes. Depending on elections made by the LLC, and the number of members within of the LLC, the IRS will treat an LLC either as a corporation, a partnership, or Read More
Read MoreContesting a Last Will & Testament in the State of New Jersey: Undue Influence and or Diminished Capacity
Contesting a Last Will & Testament in the State of New Jersey: Undue Influence and or Diminished Capacity Diminished capacity and or undue influence are part of several grounds to challenge the validity of a Last Will & Testament. The supporting evidence must show that the beneficiary or other party of interest had motive and Read More
Read More504 or 7A Small Business Loans; Commercial Real Estate & Business Capital: Work Through The Process
504 or 7A Small Business Loans; Commercial Real Estate & Business Capital: Work Through The Process! Small Business Administration (SBA) Loans, know as 504 and 7a, can support commercial real estate as well as business operations. When considering a small business loan there are several loan options, however many business owners and operators review and Read More
Read MoreNo Will? No Trust? Here Comes Estate Administration in New Jersey!
No Will? No Trust? Here Comes Estate Administration in New Jersey! Questions and or matters always arise as to how you may have to administer to a decedents estates where the decedent does not have a Will or any valid Will. In the State of New Jersey, if no Will or no valid Will exists, Read More
Read MoreYear End Is Here! Review, Assess & Address Your Personal Matters & Business Matters!
Year end is here. Now is an opportune time to review, assess and address your personal matters and business matters as to any changing occurrences, existing issues and ongoing operations, to then address same for next year. Reach out to your trusted advisors as to these matters for year end review, and as to your Read More
Read MoreEstate Planning Review – IRA Required Minimum Distributions: Due December 31!
Estate Planning Review – IRA Required Minimum Distributions: Due December 31! Each year the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) notices taxpayers over the age of 72 as to their now required minimum distribution (RMD) on or before December 31. An exception exists for IRA owners who turned age 72 in the current year, 2022. They may delay Read More
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