Protect Yourself From “Phishing”
Earlier this week, I received a voicemail from a person claiming to be from my credit card company. The caller identified my bank and said she was calling about my MasterCard. The message sounded...
Read moreBuy/Sell Agreements: A Business Essential
For many years, three accountants – a man in his 70s who founded the practice, a woman in her 60s and a “junior” partner in his late 30s - owned and operated a busy tax and accounting firm...
Read moreProtect Your Assets with an LLC
If you are about to start a business, an LLC can offer a unique combination of attractive benefits, providing the limited liability of a corporation combined with the tax breaks and operational...
Read moreProtecting Inherited IRAs from Creditors
Who is the beneficiary of your IRA? It’s likely your spouse or children, but you may want to change that in response to a recent United States Supreme Court case. On June 12, 2014, the Supreme...
Read moreEstate Planning Seminar on July 29, 2014 at 7:00 p.m.presented by Timoney Knox, LLP partner, John J. McAneney, Esquire
John J. McAneney, Esquire, a partner at Timoney Knox, LLP, will present an Estate Planning Seminar on Tuesday, July 29, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. This free* seminar will be held at the Holiday Inn Fort...
Read moreSpecial Needs Children and the Beneficiary Designation Trap
In a recent blog, we discussed a vital planning tool for families caring for a child with special needs– the...
Read moreProtect Your Assets with an LLC
If you are about to start a business, an LLC can offer a unique combination of attractive benefits, providing the limited liability of a corporation combined with the tax breaks and operational...
Read moreAvoiding Taxes on Life Insurance Proceeds: The Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust (“ILIT”)
If you own a life insurance policy, you may not realize that all of the policy proceeds will be included in your estate for federal estate tax purposes at your time of death. This means that if you...
Read moreTax and Estate Planning Considerations For Pennsylvania’s Newly Married Same-Sex Couples
It has been a whirlwind year for same-sex marriage in Pennsylvania. The United States Supreme Court struck down portions of the Federal Defense of Marriage Act on June 26, 2013. On May 20, 2014,...
Read moreWhat Should You Look for in an Elder Law Attorney?
An aging U.S. population has brought a myriad of changes to everything from healthcare to the workplace, with many post-retirement age adults continuing or returning to the workforce. And with these...
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