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Don’t Tax Yourself

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Bowditch’s Managing Partner John Shoro Named Go-To Taxation Lawyer

News • May 6, 2024

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Is a Scribbled Will Valid in Massachusetts?

Wills • April 29, 2024

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Estate Planning: The Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust

Estates, Taxes • March 28, 2024

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Help Paying for College – Federal Tax Credits

Education, Tax Credits • February 27, 2024

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Update Your 2024 Tax Withholding to Avoid Year-End Surprises

Taxes • February 21, 2024

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Recently Married – Should We File a Joint Tax Return?

Taxes • January 22, 2024

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Estates Under $2 Million – Do I Need an Estate Plan?

Estates, Wills • December 21, 2023

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Changes to Massachusetts Tax Law – Charitable Contributions New for 2023

Charitable Deductions, Taxes • December 15, 2023

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Big Increase in 2024 Estate Exemption – IRS Issues 2024 Inflation Adjustments

Estates, Taxes • November 22, 2023

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Year-End Charitable Giving and IRA Qualified Charitable Distributions

Planned Giving, Qualified Charitable Distributions • November 20, 2023

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What Happens if I Die Without a Valid Will in Massachusetts?

Estates, Wills • November 15, 2023

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Tales from the Docket: Who Gets the Money When a Trust Fails?

Estates, Trusts • November 1, 2023