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Reager & Adler Articles
Proceed with Caution: An Overview of Pennsylvania's Amendments to its Realty Transfer Tax Regulations
The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue has amended several regulations governing the payment of realty transfer tax and taxable transfers.These changes were effective upon publication of the new regulations in Pennsylvania Bulletin No. 07-2306 on December 15, 2007.Real estate practitioners in Pennsylvania have much to be concerned about as many types of transactions are impacted.In a nutshell, life as we know it in the world of Pennsylvania real estate has been irrevocably altered. Click Full Article to see a summary of a few areas of concern by topic.
Todd E. Richards has joined Reager & Adler, PC, as Managing Director.In this capacity, he will be responsible for developing and executing the firm's business, marketing, client relations, and professional development strategies.He will also be involved in selected administrative areas of the firm including financial reporting, human resources, and systems. Click Full Article to see Todd's background.
Estate planning and tax planning should go hand-in-hand.There's a new tax break that certain seniors can take advantage of now that will only last between 2008 and 2010. Click Full Article to see the details.
Is your company prepared for litigation that may involve producing electronic documents, such as instant messages and work-related e-mail messages that may be stored on an employee's home computer? Federal rules that took effect in December of 2006 require businesses to pay greater attention to electronically stored information. Yet many firms are ill-prepared to meet the new requirements. Click "Full Article" to learn how to comply with the rules and avoid sanctions.
If you're like most people, estate planning is delegated to the realm of things to be done "someday." After all, most of us dislike confronting our own mortality. But proper estate planning can accomplish two important objectives. Click Full Article to find out what they are.