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In the previous blog, we examined the use of a Captive Insurance Company – specifically, Internal Revenue Code Section 831(b) small insurance company captive to save current taxation.  In summary, you can self-insure...

The Captive Insurance Company – specifically, Internal Revenue Code Section 831(b) small insurance company captives, is a unique tool to reduce current taxation.  You can self-insure company risks and pay premiums to your...

Range from Wage & Hour to Social Media Privacy 2013 ushered in numerous employment laws that will significantly affect California employers, with topics ranging from wage and hour to social media privacy.  Employers...

Last month, we discussed potential devastating effects on business taxation when the Bush Era tax acts expire. We were concerned there would be no movement, and unfortunately, we were right.  It has been more than a month...

Last month, we spoke about the possibly devastating effects of the expiration of the Bush Era tax acts as it relates to income taxation, not just estate and gift taxes.  This month we need to talk about business taxation....

Without new federal legislation, the per person gift and estate tax exclusion will drop from $5.12 million to $1 million of net worth per person on January 1, 2013, making it very difficult to defer or reduce taxation on your...

Homeowners who have resisted refinancing despite the low interest rates for fear of risking personal liability in the event of foreclosure will soon have cause to celebrate.  Starting January 1, 2013, a new law enacted in...

There is a relatively new and exciting form of limited liability company (“LLC”) that has been attracting owners who own multiple properties.  This form of LLC is the series LLC (“Series LLC”). A Series LLC is a...