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Preparing for the uncertain is always important in any situation, and when it comes to taxes, there is no difference. Thanks to the permanent tax breaks implemented by the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act of 2015 (PATH Act), tax planning in 2016 is a little easier than it has been in recent years. Yet, with tax reform still on Congress’ agenda and a Presidential election upon us, don’t count on the tax regime remaining the same for long.
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Although our guide is a great tool to get your year-end tax planning started, there isn’t space to touch on all of the available tax savings opportunities. Contact our CPAs and tax advisors in Florida, Michigan, North Carolina and Texas to learn exactly which strategies will work best for you.
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