Bryant J. Croach

IRS Offers Warnings and Relief on Conservation Easements

Under a, a property owner voluntarily agrees to relinquish certain development and use rights to a parcel of land or building to protect its conservation value. In addition to helping preserve the property's natural beauty or historical significance, the owner may be eligible for a federal charitable contribution deduction for the fair market value of a donated conservation easement if the arrangement meets certain requirements.

Is an F Reorganization Right for Your Corporation?

When approaching a major junction in a company's life cycle—such as implementing a succession plan...

The Stepped-Up Basis Rules Are More Important Than Ever in Estate Planning

Because of recent tax law changes, income taxes—not estate taxes—are now a more significant focus...

Retired (or Soon Will Be)? How to Appeal Higher Medicare Premiums

If you recently retired or soon will, and you're enrolled in Medicare (or will be), it's critical...

Deducting Business Meal and Entertainment Expenses Today

Do you know the current rules for claiming tax deductions for business meals and entertainment?...

FAFSA for 2026-2027: What Students and Families Need to Know

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form for the 2026-2027 school year is now...

Expanded QOZ Program Offers Tax-Savings Opportunities

Congress created the Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) program to incentivize investments in...

Tips to Strengthen Your Business Loan Application

Does your business need an infusion of capital to pursue growth opportunities? Securing a business...

Why You May Want to Rethink Your Deduction Strategy in 2025

As we approach the end of 2025, it's time to evaluate your year-end tax planning strategies. One...

7 Breaks for Families under the New Tax Law

The One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), which was enacted on July 4, generally extends and...