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A tax reform plan has been released. The Trump Administration and select members of Congress have released a “unified framework” for tax reform. It provides more detail than other tax reform documents that have emerged from the White House over the past few months, but it still leaves many specifics to be worked out by Congressional tax-writing committees (the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee). Among...

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September 29, 2017

Gerson Preston Partner Stuart Rohatiner Discusses International Tax Planning and Compliance at Harvard Club in New York City | Gerson Preston The Harvard Club of New York is a private social club located in Midtown Manhattan, New York. The club is the sole club in New York City whose membership is restricted almost entirely to alumni and faculty of one university, Harvard University. Stuart Rohatiner, a partner at Gerson Preston,...

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September 28, 2017

Tax Relief for Victims of Hurricane Irma in Florida https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/tax-relief-for-victims-of-hurricane-irma-in-florida | Gerson Preston 

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September 15, 2017

Gerson Preston Considers the Tax Implications of Hurricane Harvey | Gerson Preston  Damaged by Harvey? Get a Tax Break While You Can Thousands of Tropical Storm Harvey’s victims will soon turn to tax deductions for help with losses not covered by insurance. If so, they could be getting in under the wire. Floods such as the ones caused by Harvey illuminate an important gap in disaster coverage. While insurance policies...

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September 03, 2017

Gerson Preston recognizes some of the professional women that contribute to its success, alongside partners Dorothy Eisenberg and Melisse Burstein at Soyka Restaurant. This month we are celebrating our 2 newest professionals, Diana Osorio and Dian Wang.  At Gerson Preston, we value and celebrate our diversity and recognize the power of women in business. | Gerson Preston 

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September 02, 2017

Gerson Preston’s Partner Alan Lips Discusses Tax Planning | Gerson Preston Some 65,000 Puerto Ricans left their bankrupt U.S. island commonwealth last year. A group of private bankers are moving the other way. They’re increasingly opening offshore banks known as International Financial Entities, which were created by a Puerto Rican law in 2012. Tax experts attribute at least part of the influx to a little-known loophole made possible by the...

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September 01, 2017

Changes and outages coming to IRS e-Services http://bit.ly/2vPPnnm | Gerson Preston

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September 01, 2017