Residents over age 65 and making less than $500,000 will get property-tax breaks under a newly unveiled program.
Advisors also need to weigh possible expirations of certain parts of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
"Acting upon that would upset a lot of donors," he said.
The nation's debt means the possibility always exists for tax increases.
Funds are profiting by financing advances for the employee-retention tax credit.
Statistics contradict the popular sentiment that the wealthy don't pay enough in taxes, they say.
Americans lulled into complacency by low interest rates are now confronting the sharp reversal.
Marguerita Cheng found herself looking for solutions after this client couple got a big tax hit while trying to pay off their mortgage.
Advisors say those who earn more than $400,000 per year may need to think carefully about their tax strategies.
Advisors say the ruling could interrupt tactics favored by many tax planners.
The agency said the robo's errors caused clients to lose $4 million in potential tax savings.
IRS rules allow grantors to swap trust assets to attain better tax treatment.
ABLE accounts provide the flexibility to access funds as needed, advisors say.
There was a slide in tax revenues for the month that annual household filings are due.
Retirees can avoid high marginal tax rates with Roth conversions, said William Reichenstein.
The 10-year rule, catch-up contributions and other issues await clarification.
Financial advisors must prepare for any tax law changes or possibilities that could impact their clients' financial legacy.
Women want advisors who are empathetic and who can help them achieve their life goals, they said.
Savvy financial advisors are positioning themselves to provide intelligent solutions for high-net-worth property owners.
Clients who make a mistake on these designations stand a good chance of being audited, advisors say.