This is an overview/explanation from Webcalculators: … Continue reading
Daniel Evans
In addition to the domain change that has been announced for Webcalculators, two new calculators have been added: Factors to determine the present value of the income interest and remainder for terms of years, one life, two lives, and the shorter … Continue reading
This is an overview/explanation from Webcalculators: … Continue reading
As previously announced, I’ve created an on-line service that provides specialized calculators for estate and tax planning issues. Although the service is still known as Webcalculators, the domain has been changed to wcalcs.com. Previous links and references to the service … Continue reading
Most exclusions from the Pennsylvania inheritance tax can be found in section 2111 of the Inheritance and Estate Tax Act, Part III of Article XXI of the Tax Reform Code of 1971, 72 P.S. § 9112. However, there are other...
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Delaware County has updated its public access rules to reflect amendments to the statewide public access policy. “Local Rule of Judicial Administration; Case Records Public Access Policy of the Unified Judicial System of Pennsylvania; Civil Doc. No. 17-5120; Criminal Doc. No. … Continue reading
In Notice 2018-61, 2018-31 I.R.B. 278 (7/30/2018), the Internal Revenue Service has confirmed that administration expenses of trusts and estates that were fully deductible before the enactment of the 2017 tax act are still fully deductible for income tax purposes, … Continue reading
As part of my Webcalculators project, I have been creating not only on-line calculators to illustrate different estate planning techniques or to solve estate and trust administration problems, but I have been writing “overviews” which are intended to serve as … Continue reading
This is an overview/explanation from Webcalculators: … Continue reading
An email I wrote to the New York Times about possible amendments to the U.S. Constitution was published on Sunday. My nonpartisan (I think) suggestions were as follows: To the Editor: Because of controversies over judicial (and other) appointments, I … Continue reading