Sentences with phrase «regard to the tax consequences»

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Individuals are encouraged to consult their tax and legal advisors (a) before establishing a retirement plan or account, and (b) regarding any potential tax, ERISA and related consequences of any investments made under such plan or account.

And all the more, such a duty as that of paying poll tax to the foreign government of occupation is not regarded as a duty at all in the moral sense, but merely as the consequence of political fortune.

Be sure to consult with your own tax professional regarding any financial consequences of participating in your company's Employee Stock Purchase Plan.

Investors are strongly urged to consult with their own tax advisors with regard to the U.S. federal income tax consequences of holding our shares and the related tax reporting requirements.

Attorneys who deal in family law frequently need help from a CPA to determine the best way to word stipulations regarding property awards, so that there are not unintended tax consequences.

Members of our Tax Group advise clients regarding the federal, state and local income tax consequences of various types of compensation arrangements, ranging from nonqualified deferred compensation arrangements, including rabbi trusts and secular trusts, to complex equity incentive arrangements for participants in partnerships and limited liability companiTax Group advise clients regarding the federal, state and local income tax consequences of various types of compensation arrangements, ranging from nonqualified deferred compensation arrangements, including rabbi trusts and secular trusts, to complex equity incentive arrangements for participants in partnerships and limited liability companitax consequences of various types of compensation arrangements, ranging from nonqualified deferred compensation arrangements, including rabbi trusts and secular trusts, to complex equity incentive arrangements for participants in partnerships and limited liability companies.

Consult a tax advisor regarding possible tax consequences prior to requesting an accelerated death benefit.

Assuming the couple has spoken to their CPA and financial advisor regarding the tax consequences of this decision, one person can keep the house and the other can keep the retirement account.

To ensure that your sellers don't run afoul of the IRS and blame you, you should notify all sellers in writing that they should seek professional tax advice regarding the possible tax consequences of selling their home.

Note in regards to re-classifying your property from your own social security personal account to LLC... really it will result in tax consequences, and legal reclassification consequences... best thing to do is just either do it yourself and forget about any insurance... to avoid hike in your own personal property, and save money on... any cpas or lawyers...