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2023 US Wealth Management Outlook: Tax Planning and Wealth Preservation

CFA Institute

While risk management may be the key component of wealth preservation, what often gets overlooked is how much smart tax planning can do to help clients retain more of their wealth. After a down year for financial markets, investors’ priorities have naturally shifted from growing their assets to preserving their wealth.

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Key features for FA&P software to choose the best one

Spreadym

Tax planning: Some financial analysis and planning software includes tax planning tools that help users forecast and minimize tax liabilities and maximize tax deductions. It useful when company have to report financial results by national and international rules.

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How a Fractional CFO Can Transform Your Financial Strategy!

CFO Network

Risk Mitigation Financial risks are inherent in any business. A Fractional CFO plays a crucial role in assessing and mitigating these risks. They implement risk management strategies to protect your company’s assets and ensure sustainability. A Fractional CFO is well-versed in tax planning and optimization.

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Fear of double taxation arises amid global tax reform 

Future CFO

“With the heightened risk of double taxation, getting certainty is at a premium,” said Tracee Fultz, EY Global Transfer Pricing Leader.

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Financial Planning for Efficient Financial Management

Spreadym

Debt Management: If you have debt, like credit card debt or student loans, develop a plan to manage and pay down your liabilities efficiently. Risk Management: Assess your insurance needs, including health, life, disability, and property insurance, to protect against unexpected events that could impact your financial well-being.

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How Advisors Can Create An Annual Financial Planning Process

CFO News Room

How confident are they that no year-end-tax-planning opportunities were missed across their entire client base? How easily can most advisors figure out the last time they reviewed their clients’ LTC, life, and disability needs? Or whether all Roth and backdoor Roth contributions were made by eligible clients?

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Transcript: Tom Rampulla

Barry Ritholtz

So there’s the, “Hey, I’ll work with you and we’ll develop goals and a plan how to get there.” They’ll do tax planning, right? We’ll do estate planning and other complex financial planning. They have a risk management technology. And they bring a lot of value, right?