Provide expanded estate planning guidance to middle-income clients. Discuss documents relevant to estate preservation beyond wills and trusts. Understand the methods of providing for children and the spouse, and avoiding loss of capital and passive losses at death. Highlights
More than 20 documents that should be reviewed that are neither a will nor trust
Applicable rates and the tactics that may be used to minimize them
Reducing the impact of ancillary administration
Will provisions
Trusts for children
Durable powers of attorney for financial and health care matters
Asset protection strategies: upsides and downsides
Management of insurance: umbrella liability, disability, and life
Marriage and divorce
Titling assets effectively
Avoiding the loss of capital and passive losses at death
Elder care planning
The latest information on the portability of the deceased spouse’s unused exemption amount
Developments relative to potential estate tax repeal, and the implications for planning
Registration
PICPA Member: $275 Nonmember: $375
More Information
Course No.
714902
Level:
Basic
Prerequisites:
None
Notes
Accepted for CFP® and IRS credits.
Speaker(s)
Michael Reilly
Michael E. Reilly
Michael E. Reilly, CPA, ChFC, CLU, CASL Sole
Practitioner
Michael E. Reilly, CPA,
is a sole practitioner with offices in West Chester, PA. His
practice focuses on tax and financial planning and consulting for
individuals and small businesses.
In addition to maintaining his practice, Mr. Reilly has been an adjunct
professor at several colleges and was a visiting professor of Economics and
Business at Lafayette College.
Mr. Reilly earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration with an
accounting concentration from Temple University and his master of taxation
degree from Villanova University School of Law. He also holds the Chartered
Financial Consultant (ChFC) and Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU)
designations from the American College.