Is Early Retirement a CPA’s Best Move or Biggest Gamble?
When you’re young, your greatest resources are your time and health, though you likely don’t have as much money. As a CPA, you may consider delaying retirement until full retirement age or beyond to build a sizeable nest egg. However, by that time, your health may begin to falter, and you’ll have less time to […]
Raising Financially Savvy Kids: Practical Steps for Accountants
As an accountant, you’re well-versed in managing finances, preparing budgets, and planning for the future, and you likely want your children to develop a strong command of these principles early on. However, you may find that schools aren’t exactly providing the tools they need to succeed. While your child might learn about history, math, and […]
How Annuities Are Used In Retirement Planning
What’s your greatest retirement concern? Whether it’s inflation, health issues, or even the challenge of staying engaged in retirement, these are all valid considerations. However, the most common concern among pre-retirees is the possibility of outliving their savings. Without sufficient funds, other retirement concerns can become more challenging to manage. Therefore, a key priority in […]
Why CPAs Need Long-Term Care Insurance
America is facing a growing health crisis, one largely driven by our own daily habits. Surprisingly, it’s not about smoking, drinking, or even unhealthy eating. Instead, a significant contributor is something that happens at the workplace, and while you’re reading this, you might be doing it yourself—albeit passively. To cut to the chase, the issue […]
Protect What You’ve Earned: A CPA’s Roadmap to Asset Security
You open your mailbox one day to find a certified letter waiting for you. As you sign for it and start reading, you realize it’s a summons to the courthouse. A client has filed a lawsuit against you, and now you’re going to have to defend yourself in court. You never thought this would happen […]
Understanding the Ten Year Rule for Inherited IRAs
We are on the cusp of one of the most significant economic shifts in modern history – the Great Wealth Transfer. Over the next few decades, an estimated $53 trillion worth of assets will change hands, flowing from Baby Boomers to Gen Xers, Millennials, younger generations, and charities. This massive transfer of wealth presents both […]
Are You Overlooking Key Components of Your Financial Plan?
CPAs are great with numbers and assisting clients maximize tax savings for the year. However, due to time constraints and different areas of focus, CPAs may not have the specific expertise to create their own lifelong financial plan, let alone the time to do so! In this article, we’ll supply you with a broad overview […]
Family Limited Partnerships vs. Family LLCs: Choosing the Best Structure
As a CPA and owner of an accounting firm, you’ve spent years building your practice and serving your clients. Now, as you look towards the future, you’re likely considering how to best transfer your firm to the next generation while minimizing tax implications and maintaining control during the transition. Two powerful tools for accomplishing these […]
Digital Estate Planning for CPAs: Securing Your Online Future
As financial professionals, CPAs understand the critical role of estate planning in preserving legacies and efficiently managing asset distribution. Traditional estate plans help honor your wishes, avoid lengthy probate processes, and potentially reduce tax burdens. However, in our increasingly digital world, a new challenge has emerged: the management of digital assets after death. At CPA […]
The Key Sections of Medicare: Essential Knowledge for CPAs
As a CPA, you’ve had a long and stressful career, and it has likely affected your physical and mental health. In retirement, you’ll finally get a breather from those long hours sitting behind a computer screen, helping your clients reduce their tax burden. In retirement, it’s time to take care of yourself, and one of […]
