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Corporate Transparency Act Update: The On-Again, Off-Again Law and What It Means for You
As of January 2025, business owners are not required to file reports under the CTA. However, the act’s future remains uncertain as legal challenges continue. This blog breaks down the key arguments against the CTA, what these legal shifts mean for business, and how to navigate estate planning amid the uncertainty.
Navigating the Corporate Transparency Act: What Property and Business Owners Need to Know
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), a significant component of the Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2020, introduces new ownership information reporting requirements for small businesses, particularly those holding assets in LLCs, LLPs, LPs, or corporations.
3 Estate Tax Planning Strategies
When planning your estate, it is essential to educate yourself by learning about estate tax planning strategies. It can be overwhelming at first, but our team of skilled estate lawyers at Rilus Law is here to help.
4 Common Estate Planning Questions
Nearly 6 out of every 10 adults in America do not have a Will or any sort of estate plan in place. This primarily stems from the lack of understanding surrounding the topic.
Business Interests Must Be Included in Your Estate Plan
Many people today are operating a business. Some simply own rental property under their name, others work full time for themselves.
Would You Benefit from Asset Protection Planning?
Estate planning is a way to transfer your assets to your heirs on your death. There are many ways to make sure that your wishes are carried out after you die, usually in the form of a will or trust.
When to Start Estate Planning?
When is the best time to create an estate plan? The short answer is that it’s never too early. While everyone’s situation is unique and may vary, there are a few important reasons you should consider creating an estate plan today.
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