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Announcing IAR Ethics CE Day And The State Of The (Nerd’s Eye View) Blog

Nerd's Eye View

Our newest course on Life Insurance Policies adds to our existing programs on reviewing Tax Returns and navigating Estate Documents as well, and we're committed to continue to expand our financial advicer curriculum in the years to come!

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How Long to Keep Important Financial Records

MazumaBusinessAccounting

Remember, the IRS recommends keeping tax-related documents for at least six years. Determining how long to keep financial records depends on several factors, including the record type and whether it’s for personal or business documentation. Plus, these documents can serve as proof of identity. Err on the side of caution.

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Financial Record Keeping: How Long To Keep Financial Records?

Clever Girl Finance

When you're wondering how long to keep financial records, there are documents that you will need to keep forever “just in case” they are needed. These are important documents, and there are varied reasons why you could need them. The documents that you need to file with the local registrar may also be available online.

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What is a BOI Report and How Do You File One?

Harness Wealth

Many shell companies are often used to shield illicit activities such as money laundering, tax evasion, and terrorist financing. and have reported more than $5 million in gross receipts or sales on their previous year’s tax return. Get started Harness makes it easy to find tax and financial advisors best suited to your needs.

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What to Do When a Parent Dies and You’re the Executor

Darrow Wealth Management

If your parent had a trust, the individual(s) named in the trust documents as successor trustee will control the distribution of the trust assets. Checklist for executors of their parent’s estate Get organized Where are the original estate planning documents located? Get death certificates. Have mail forwarded to you.

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What To Do When A Loved One Dies: Financial Questions Answered

Clever Girl Finance

Do beneficiaries pay taxes on 401k inheritance? How to handle estate and legal matters after a death If your loved one had a medical condition or was on hospice, you may already have their estate planning documents—such as a will—in your possession. For now, it’s best to keep any documents you find, even if they seem insignificant.

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Estate Planning Strategy: Leveraging CFP® Certification Expertise

International College of Financial Planning

When the client engages with the estate planning attorney, the financial planner already collates and structures pivotal financial documents, encompassing existing estate documents, tax returns, and financial account summaries. Updated with Regulations: Estate laws and tax implications can be complex and ever-changing.