Supreme Court Ruling Could Hike Taxes When Business Is Passed
A recent unanimous Supreme Court ruling impacts companies’ life insurance-funded buy-sell agreements and could potentially create thousands of dollars in extra taxes for some estates. Neil V. Carbone and David Goldstein shared their insight with Financial Advisor on potential disruptions this might cause.
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Bret Cahn will be speaking at the Brooklyn Bar Assocation for the CLE “What are “Letters” in New York State Surrogate’s Court?” on January 22, 2025.
On Jan. 23, 2025 Bret Cahn will be speaking at the NYCBA’s Part 1 of a three-part series “Part 1: Surrogate’s Court for the Non-Surrogate’s Attorney Surrogate’s Court for the Non-Surrogate’s Attorney.”
Peter Mahler will be a panelist at the New York County Lawyers Association at the Succession Planning for Business – A Strategic Imperative event on February 6, 2025.
February 13, 2025 the Suffolk County Bar Association will be holding a virtual CLE “What in the world is FIRPTA?” hosted by SCBA Taxation Law Committee Chair, Michelle E. Espey and Co-Chair, Adam P. Margulies.
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New York Retail’s New Frontier: The Shift from Leasing to Owning Space in a Changing Market
It is no secret that the retail market has faced significant challenges over recent years. With the rise in e-commerce came a prediction of the decline of the brick and mortar retail store. This prediction was reinforced with major retail brands, such as Barneys, Lord & Taylor, and Century 21 facing bankruptcy. Pair that with shrinking discretionary budgets, a global pandemic and ever-changing consumer preferences, many claimed the retail sector was on its death bed. Instead, what we have seen is an industry that is well versed at adaptation and continues to navigate these changes.
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