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As the saying goes, “nothing is certain except death and taxes.” That said, no one likes to be confronted with a surprise bill from Uncle Sam, so today we uncover some specifics of the stealth tax, or the alternative minimum tax (AMT). The AMT can...
Topics: Financial Planning

As we do each year, we are in the process of completing full year-end tax planning reviews for our Clients. In addition to our standard review, we are also considering the impacts of the changes made this year in response to the pandemic, as well...
Topics: Financial Planning

We recently posted an analysis of the tradeoffs involved with realizing embedded capital gains in 2012 before presumed higher rates kick in starting January 1 (Cliffhanger: The Fiscal Cliff and Year-End Planning), in which we focused largely on the tradeoff between keeping more capital invested and eventually having gains…

Topics: Financial Planning

Dave was quoted in a recent article by Dow Jones writer Daisy Maxey devoted to the virtues of preserving short-term losses for use in offsetting short-term gains (as opposed to “wasting” them offsetting long-term gains).  Dave’s comments were more focused on the possibility of harvesting all embedded…

Topics: Yeske Buie in the Media

The mid-term elections have passed and we now know more about the political landscape ahead, but investors still face plenty of uncertainty, especially on taxes. David Yeske, managing director of money management firm Yeske Buie, says rebalancing has become more difficult , and QE2 might be the signal for investors to reduce their bond holdings. MarketWatch’s Andrea Coombes reports.

Topics: Yeske Buie in the Media