Three Political Questions that Cloud the Tax Planning Outlook

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Rothstein Kass, the New York CPA firm, is advising clients that “looming ahead are many potential changes” with the possible demise of the Bush-era tax cuts. In addition, several other bills are muddying the forecast.

“Even the world’s best soothsayer could not predict with accuracy what will happen between now and the end of the 2012 tax year with respect to the tax law,” Richard Bloom, National Leader of Trusts and Estates, and Neil Tendler are teling clients in a bulletin.

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Posted on October 7, 2012

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