New Partnership Audit Rules
September 22, 2017The IRS will begin using a new approach to auditing entities taxed as partnerships for tax years starting on or after January 1, 2018. Read more. (By William C. Williams and Kelly J. Stohr)
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Digital Millennium Copyright Act Agent Registration
May 24, 2017If you provide Internet access service, host a website, or operate your own website you should read this memo. (By: William C. Williams)
When to Hire A Lawyer (And If You Do, Do Not Tie His or Her Hands Behind Their Back)
April 10, 2017Give serious consideration to having an attorney review every major contract before you sign. Do not tie his or her hands behind their back by signing the document first and then having them review. Read more. (Newsletter by William A. Abbott)
What Can Delay A Foreclosure?
October 20, 2016In most cases, the foreclosure procedure works exactly as intended. However, anyone contemplating the acceptance of an obligation secured by a lien on real estate should be aware that a simple and inexpensive foreclosure is not guaranteed. (Newsletter by William A. Abbott)
Legislative Changes To The Worker's Compensation System
July 6, 2016Legislative changes have been made to the Wisconsin Worker's Compensation Bill - 2015 Wisconsin ACT 180
The Intersection of Marital Property Agreements and Long Term Care Planning
February 10, 2016Information you should know regarding Marital Property Agreements and Long Term Care Planning.
Estate Tax Portability Is Not for Everyone
January 19, 2016Married couples have been able to make the unused estate tax exclusion of a deceased spouse's estate available to the surviving spouse's estate. This concept is referred to as "portability." However, it is not the best choice in all cases and should not be used without thinking through all the possible implications. (Newsletter by William C. Williams)
Who Should Be Your Trustee?
December 30, 2014This newsletter focuses on choosing a trustee for a trust that would hold and distribute assets after your death for the benefit of your surviving spouse, children, or both.(Newsletter by William C. Williams)