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    Kiddie Tax Rules Explained, How to Gift to Children Without Unexpected Tax Consequences
    J&E Advisory TeamJuly 13, 2026

    Kiddie Tax Rules Explained, How to Gift to Children Without Unexpected Tax Consequences

    The kiddie tax can turn well intended gifts into costly surprises, so families must plan carefully to manage taxes on children’s investment income.

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    Tax Season Is Over, Strategic Tax Planning Begins Now
    J&E Advisory TeamApril 20, 2026

    Tax Season Is Over, Strategic Tax Planning Begins Now

    Tax season ends, but strategic tax planning begins. Discover how early, year-round planning helps high-net-worth individuals reduce risk and preserve wealth.

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    Why More Small Businesses Are Turning to 401(k) Plans in 2026
    J&E Advisory TeamFebruary 27, 2026

    Why More Small Businesses Are Turning to 401(k) Plans in 2026

    More small businesses are adopting 401(k) plans due to new incentives, lower costs, and simplified plan structures that make retirement benefits easier to offer.

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    Estimated Taxes Are a Pain. Here’s How to Avoid Costly Penalties
    J&E Advisory TeamFebruary 23, 2026

    Estimated Taxes Are a Pain. Here’s How to Avoid Costly Penalties

    Avoid costly IRS penalties with smart estimated tax strategies, including safe harbor rules, optimized withholding, and structured quarterly planning.

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    Trump Accounts for Kids: What Families and High‑Income Earners Should Know About the New Custodial IRAs
    J&E Advisory TeamFebruary 5, 2026

    Trump Accounts for Kids: What Families and High‑Income Earners Should Know About the New Custodial IRAs

    A clear guide to understanding the new custodial IRAs for children and how they fit into long‑term tax and financial planning for families.

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    The Winners and Losers in 2026 as Tax Changes and Benefit Reductions Take Effect
    J&E Advisory TeamFebruary 2, 2026

    The Winners and Losers in 2026 as Tax Changes and Benefit Reductions Take Effect

    A detailed look at how 2026 tax changes and benefit adjustments will create financial gains for some households and new pressures for others.

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    Three Essential Tax Moves Every Saver Should Make in 2026
    J&E Advisory TeamJanuary 29, 2026

    Three Essential Tax Moves Every Saver Should Make in 2026

    Three essential tax resolutions for 2026 can help you manage MAGI, optimize Roth IRA withdrawals, and use charitable giving strategies to reduce taxable income.

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    IRS Introduces New Approach in High Profile Transfer Pricing Dispute with Meta
    J&E Advisory TeamJanuary 26, 2026

    IRS Introduces New Approach in High Profile Transfer Pricing Dispute with Meta

    The IRS is testing a new transfer pricing strategy in its case against Meta, signaling a major shift that could impact many multinational tax structures.

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    A Powerful Tax-Free Planning Tool Expands in 2026: ABLE Accounts
    J&E Advisory TeamJanuary 22, 2026

    A Powerful Tax-Free Planning Tool Expands in 2026: ABLE Accounts

    A major eligibility change in 2026 makes ABLE accounts a powerful and accessible tax-free planning tool for millions of Americans.

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    U.S. Companies Gain Key Advantages in Updated Global Minimum Tax Agreement
    J&E Advisory TeamJanuary 19, 2026

    U.S. Companies Gain Key Advantages in Updated Global Minimum Tax Agreement

    Updated global tax rules shield U.S. multinationals from double taxation and better credit U.S. R&D incentives, easing exposure to foreign top-up taxes.

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    New 401(k) Catch‑Up Rule Could Raise Taxes for Older, High‑Earning Workers
    J&E Advisory TeamJanuary 19, 2026

    New 401(k) Catch‑Up Rule Could Raise Taxes for Older, High‑Earning Workers

    High-income workers over 50 must now make 401(k) catch-up contributions on a Roth basis, which can increase current taxes but offer future tax-free withdrawals.

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