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Making tax reform work for you December 1, 2017 Congress is working towards passing major tax reform that could potentially […]
Making tax reform work for you December 1, 2017 Congress is working towards passing major tax reform that could potentially […]
Reading between the Lines of Avrahami – Silver Linings and Dark Clouds for Micro Captives© By Michael Lloyd, Esq. August […]
Navigating the Avrahami Maze to a Successful Captive© By Michael E. Lloyd, Esq. August, 25, 2017 On August 21, […]
IRS Speaks about Captives at American Bar Association Meeting By Michael E. Lloyd, Esq. 8/17/17 Recently, Alexis Maclvor, […]
This document sets for the terms and conditions of services that may be provided by Williams Coulson to 831(b) Captive […]
Williams Coulson recently joined MSI Global Alliance, an association of over 250 independent legal & accounting firms in over 100 […]
IRS Notice 2017-8 extended the date to file Forms 8886 for Section 831(b) micro-captives until before May 1, 2017. The […]
On December 23, 2016, the IRS announced that certain Syndicated Conservation Easement Transactions will be considered listed transactions. Taxpayers who […]
Message to Captive Managers Thank you all for your interest in working with Williams Coulson to prepare Forms 8886 […]
Transactions of Interest v. Listed Transactions – What is the Difference? By Michael E. Lloyd IRS Notice 2016-66. […]
Help — My Captive is a Transaction of Interest! – What does it mean? By Michael E. Lloyd, Esq. […]
On August 24, 2016 the IRS released new guidance that allows individuals that have missed the 60 day time limit […]
Williams Coulson is pleased to announce that Nathan Catanese has joined the firm as an associate. Nathan will concentrate in […]
The IRS is Auditing Captives! May 26, 2016 Williams Coulson attorneys are currently representing Captive owners who are under […]
Mary Jo Corsetti spoke on the topic of Retirement Planning and the Uniform Trust Act at “Estate Planning for the […]
The use of captive intangible companies, commonly referred to as Delaware holding companies, has been a common state tax planning […]
Captive insurance companies are a common business tool used by thousands of large and small employers to manage various insurance […]
The House Ways and Means Committee has proposed a Tax Extenders Bill that provides new legislation on Captive Insurance Companies […]
“Using Trusts as Building Blocks For Your Clients’ Estate Plan” (June 24/Pennsylvania Bar Institute); “Federal Fiduciary Income Tax Workshop” (Foxmoor/June […]