Managers of Wealth Americas

American Express posts $1.2 billion loss due to new tax law

Excluding the one-time charges, AmEx said it earned $1.58 a share.

EY acquires US tax advisory

Private client and property advisers RPR Partners has have been acquired by EY

US tax reform - Single family offices and considerations for 2018

The Act has no doubt created a tidal wave of questions and concerns about the structuring of various business and investment activities

What The Wealthy Should Consider Because Of The Higher Estate Tax Exemption Levels

With the doubling of the federal estate tax exemption levels, a substantial number of wealthy families will no longer need to pay the tax.

New York's wealthy balk at the new tax law

Gilman said her line, DG2 by Diane Gilman, clears $100 million a year in retail sales, and that she takes home more than $1.5 million.

How High-Net-Worth Accountants Generate Referrals From Other Professionals

Some approaches are unquestionably more efficacious than others.

For Many Of The Global Super-Rich The U.S. Is The Number One Tax Haven

In 2010 the United States passed the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act

How the New U.S. Tax Law Impacts Property Owners

Real estate investors and developers see a win, while individual homeowners face a loss deductions

Trump's tax changes on agenda for JP Morgan and Wells Fargo as US bank earnings season kicks off

Multiple US banks have already disclosed they will lose money in the short term from the changes

A Swiss Banker Helped Americans Dodge Taxes. Was It a Crime?

Stefan Buck created bank accounts for dozens of Americans hiding money from tax collectors. The U.S. tried to hold him personally accountable.

Goldman Sachs burnt its holes with $5 billion charged under the new tax bill passed by Trump

Goldman Sachs will mostly not be reporting its results of the 4th quarter until the mid of January.

The global tax war may already be under way

The question then: Are we already in the middle of a tax war?

Tax Reform Brings Estate Planning Opportunities, Risk

However, these transfer tax cuts are not permanent, and will revert to pre-enactment levels as of Jan. 1, 2026, the sunset date.

Why U.S. companies' offshore cash won't rush back home

One widely publicized reason: It sure didn't in 2004, the last time this maneuver was tried.

Help For Struggling Millionaires Is On the Way

If you're struggling to get by on $20 million, the GOP is looking out for you and your heirs

The U.S. Is Becoming the World’s New Tax Haven

Shuttering foreign tax shelters only to steal their business is a bad move.

'Orwellian' Offshore Tax Will Hit Some Firms Harder Than Others

Law and advertising firms with overseas offices may also be hit -- as will many U.S. companies that make “excess” profit from foreign plants, equipment and inventory.

Pensioners Brace For New Connecticut Tax Withholding

The amount withheld must be “substantially equal to the tax reasonably estimated to be due” during the year, the law says.

Clawback Under New Tax Law

We can only speculate how the IRS will handle this issue.

The Hazards Of Trust Fund Recovery Penalties

The petitioner in Woodley was an officer, employee, and part owner of LAJE, a corporation that operated a sandwich shop in the U.S. Virgin Islands.