No Tax on Tips? Under the OBBBA, workers in tipped occupations can now deduct up to $25,000 in qualified tip income on federal taxes.

Thinking of naming an executor—or serving as one? From filing the will to managing taxes and resolving disputes, the role comes with major responsibilities (and compensation). Know what you're signing up for.

The latest tax law changes bring important opportunities—and deadlines—for individuals and businesses looking to take advantage of green energy incentives. From credits for EV charging stations and energy-efficient home building to deductions for commercial buildings and renewable energy projects, many of these benefits expire by mid-2026.

The essential factors to keep in mind when choosing a guardian for your little ones. Without a formal guardianship designation in place, the courts will decide who raises your children - and their choice may not align with your wishes.

Starting January 1st, 2026, the federal estate, gift, and Generation Skipping Transfer exemption jumps to $15 million per person/$30 million per married couple.

The new Child Data Protection Act sets tough new rules for how companies handle data from users under 18 — and it’s already in effect. Is your organization ready?

From risk prep to data protection, here's how to create a solid Disaster Recovery Plan. Don't wait for a crisis — start planning today.

Fraudsters are posing as property owners to sell land they don’t own—often pushing for fast, below-market, all-cash deals. Don’t fall for it.

Starting July 1, 2025, E-Verify will no longer text from 468-311. The new number is 872466 (USAIMM). Plus, new tools are here to make verification easier.

On June 12, 2025, the New York Division of Tax Appeals issued an opinion granting section 1031 nonrecognition to at-closing drop-and-swaps (exchanges of undivided interests in real property immediately following distributions from a tax partnership).

Effective July 2, 2025, New York City's Department of Consumer and Worker Protection will amend its implementing rules to the City's Earned Safe and Sick Time Act to include the City's own version of New York State's Paid Prenatal Leave ("PPL") obligations for employers.

Whether it's marriage, divorce, or another major life event, your estate plan needs to reflect your current wishes and circumstances. From updating beneficiaries to redefining powers of attorney, timely adjustments are crucial to protecting your future. Don't leave your legacy to chance.