In January 2020, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation creating the Business Alternative Income Tax (BAIT). Effective for income tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2020, the legislation allows New Jersey pass-through entities (PTEs) to pay and deduct income tax at the entity level. The legislation provides…
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Kulzer & DiPadova is pleased to announce that an associate has been elected shareholder and a new associate has joined the firm. Kulzer & DiPadova proudly announces that Kristin Schmid J.D, LL.M. has become a shareholder in the firm. “Kristin has been a tremendous resource on a variety of…
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What happens if I make a gift to a charity under my estate plan and the charity goes away? Many clients make charitable bequest under their estate plan. A common question of those clients is what if the charity isn’t around when I pass? New Jersey and most states use…
The Estate of Lorraine M. Kelley never paid the estate taxes due despite many years elapsing and those funds passing through a second estate and multiple executors. U.S. v. Estate of Kelley, et al., 126 AFTR 2d 2020-6605, (DC NJ), 10/22/2020. Lorraine M. Kelley died on December 30, 2003. The…
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