Trusts & Estates
The Savvy Attorney: Adding Business Planning to Your Estate Planning Practice
There are many reasons an estate planning attorney should consider expanding their legal practice to include business planning. One of them being the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), which has created extensive opportunities for attorneys to help businesses navigate new taxation laws. But, that’s not the only reason to consider expanding your practice.
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