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A High-Profile Divorce Highlights Several Planning Considerations for Wealth Advisors
A high-profile divorce involving a billionaire healthcare investor highlights several planning considerations for wealth advisors, particularly around the enforceability of prenuptial agreements, asset characterization, and long-term wealt
British Heir To JCB Threatens To Relocate Multi-Billion-Pound Firm To The US In Protest Over Rachel Reeves' Inheritance Tax Raid
(Daily Mail) - The heir to the JCB manufacturing fortune has threatened to leave the UK due to Rachel Reeves
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Senators discuss U.S. infrastructure plan that avoids tax hikes
A bipartisan group of 10 senators is trying to craft a plan to revitalize U.S. roads and bridges without tax hikes.
Champion of Key Fed Inflation Gauge Says Policy Shift Is Needed
The economist who helped change the way the Fed assesses long-run inflation expectations says their current level means the central bank needs to start shrinking its bond-buying program.
Switzerland must adjust to remain business-friendly after G7 tax deal, experts say
Switzerland will have to find new ways to remain attractive to business, after G7 nations reached a deal to reduce the incentive of tax havens.
Richest Americans—Including Bezos, Musk And Buffett—Paid Federal Income Taxes Equaling Just 3.4% Of $401 Billion In New Wealth, Bombshell Report Shows
Analysis from ProPublica of more than 15 years of leaked confidential individual tax data shows how the wealthiest Americans pay very little—or, in some cases, nothing—in federal income tax.