Course Description
Plaatsen in Zweden zweden pagina. Links en veel informatie over Plaatsen in Zweden en zweden. Slott has a notorious reputation among comic book readers, and many would argue, for good reason. A seasoned comic book author, Slott has penned a number of books over the years, beginning his career at the House of Ideas with a back-up story for the New Warriors and a full issue of Mighty Mouse, and is the current author on the Fantastic Four.
The final weeks of 2020 present a critical planning window for advisors to connect with clients, prospects, and centers of influence on the best tax planning options, many of which may disappear after December 31.
2020 brought massive layoffs and early retirements, but that means rollovers and tax retirement, and estate planning tactics can be used by year-end. In addition to layoffs, the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in massive illness and lost business income. The CARES Act created relief options, but those end after this year. Now is the time to identify clients, prospects, and referral sources to help take advantage of these strategies' closing window. Additionally, the SECURE Act has eliminated the stretch IRA for many beneficiaries and clients. This is in effect now, and clients need immediate solutions. Every IRA and company plan is affected.
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- Jan 13, 2021 Ed Slott's Elite IRA Advisor Group SM is comprised of nearly 450 of the nation's top financial professionals who are dedicated to the mastery of advanced retirement account and tax planning laws.
- Ed Slott (born August 5, 1954) is a financial expert in the United States. He is an author and public speaker providing training in IRAs (Individual Retirement Accounts) and retirement distribution planning.
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2020 brought massive layoffs and early retirements, but that means rollovers and tax retirement, and estate planning tactics can be used by year-end. In addition to layoffs, the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in massive illness and lost business income. The CARES Act created relief options, but those end after this year. Now is the time to identify clients, prospects, and referral sources to help take advantage of these strategies' closing window. Additionally, the SECURE Act has eliminated the stretch IRA for many beneficiaries and clients. This is in effect now, and clients need immediate solutions. Every IRA and company plan is affected.
Slott Linkö Ping Pong Table
- Jan 13, 2021 Ed Slott's Elite IRA Advisor Group SM is comprised of nearly 450 of the nation's top financial professionals who are dedicated to the mastery of advanced retirement account and tax planning laws.
- Ed Slott (born August 5, 1954) is a financial expert in the United States. He is an author and public speaker providing training in IRAs (Individual Retirement Accounts) and retirement distribution planning.
- Facebook is showing information to help you better understand the purpose of a Page. See actions taken by the people who manage and post content.
This webinar features CPA and recognized IRA Expert Ed Slott taking you through his seven best strategies to help clients reap tax savings from tax planning moves that may not be available after December 31.
There is no time to waste. Financial advisors have an immediate opportunity to provide valuable planning strategies needed now by clients with retirement accounts. The advice you share in these final weeks of 2020 can impact the clients and their families for years, decades, and generations to come.
Learning Objectives:
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- Identify how to turn a layoff or early retirement into a year-end tax planning opportunity
- Demonstrate how to help COVID-19 affected clients and prospects take advantage of tax relief breaks expiring December 31
- Identify the ways your client can take advantage of historically low tax rates that may not last beyond 2020
- Demonstrate how to advise on year-end Roth conversions to eliminate the uncertainty of future higher tax bills
- Identify last-minute tax-efficient charitable planning strategies using QCDs (qualified charitable distributions)
