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Estate Planning | New Jersey Special Needs Law
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New Jersey Special Needs Law. Subscribe to Estate Planning. Individuals with Special Needs Can Now Create First Party Trusts. December 22, 2016. Posted in Estate Planning. Under a First-Party Special Needs Trust the trustee can use trust assets to supplement (but not replace) any benefits or governmental assistance such person is or may become entitled to receive. All assets held in such a Trust will not count as assets of the disabled person for purpose of qualifying for government benefits. In 1993, Co...
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Trustees | New Jersey Special Needs Law
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New Jersey Special Needs Law. Individuals with Special Needs Can Now Create First Party Trusts. December 22, 2016. Posted in Estate Planning. Under a First-Party Special Needs Trust the trustee can use trust assets to supplement (but not replace) any benefits or governmental assistance such person is or may become entitled to receive. All assets held in such a Trust will not count as assets of the disabled person for purpose of qualifying for government benefits. Special Needs Planning Just in Case.
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Special Needs Trusts | New Jersey Special Needs Law
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New Jersey Special Needs Law. Subscribe to Special Needs Trusts. Individuals with Special Needs Can Now Create First Party Trusts. December 22, 2016. Posted in Estate Planning. Under a First-Party Special Needs Trust the trustee can use trust assets to supplement (but not replace) any benefits or governmental assistance such person is or may become entitled to receive. All assets held in such a Trust will not count as assets of the disabled person for purpose of qualifying for government benefits. These ...
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IRS Issues Proposed Regulations Under Code §2704 Impacting Gift and Estate Taxes | Tax, Trusts & Estates Law
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Tax, Trusts and Estates Law. Raquo; IRS Issues Proposed Regulations Under Code 2704 Impacting Gift and Estate Taxes. IRS Issues Proposed Regulations Under Code 2704 Impacting Gift and Estate Taxes. By Steven M. Saraisky. August 17, 2016. The proposed regulations make two overarching changes. First, changes under Code 2704(a) create new rules relating to a lapse of a liquidating right. These changes are less relevant, at least in our practice, as we generally do not structure entities to include l...Thus,...
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Medicaid | New Jersey Special Needs Law
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New Jersey Special Needs Law. Individuals with Special Needs Can Now Create First Party Trusts. December 22, 2016. Posted in Estate Planning. Under a First-Party Special Needs Trust the trustee can use trust assets to supplement (but not replace) any benefits or governmental assistance such person is or may become entitled to receive. All assets held in such a Trust will not count as assets of the disabled person for purpose of qualifying for government benefits. By Daniel B. Axman. December 3, 2015.
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Smack Talk: Whole Foods’ Quest to be “World’s Healthiest” | Intellectual Property Law
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Raquo; Smack Talk: Whole Foods’ Quest to be World’s Healthiest. Smack Talk: Whole Foods’ Quest to be World’s Healthiest. August 29, 2016. Whole Foods recently garnered attention when its trademark application for. World’s Healthiest Grocery Store. Was rejected by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The trademark examiner focused on the. Part of the proposed mark and found the phrase simply described an alleged benefit of Whole Foods’ products, rather than indicating a source of the products. With the W...
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Tax Exemptions | Real Estate & Construction Law
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Real Estate and Construction Law. Subscribe to Tax Exemptions. Tax Court Puts Brakes on Recent Trend Limiting Religious/Non-Profit Exemptions. By Carl A. Rizzo. February 21, 2017. Land Use and Development. New Rules and Legislation. In a recent tax court case, Holy Trinity Baptist Church v. City of Trenton. Decision comes at a time when municipalities are aggressively challenging tax exemptions and was preceded by two other significant tax court cases discussed below. More recently, the tax court was ask...
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Branding Revisited: Takeaways From the 2016 Managing the Trademark Asset Lifecycle Conference | Intellectual Property Law
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Raquo; Branding Revisited: Takeaways From the 2016 Managing the Trademark Asset Lifecycle Conference. Branding Revisited: Takeaways From the 2016 Managing the Trademark Asset Lifecycle Conference. By David S. Gold. October 27, 2016. Last week I was fortunate to attend the Managing the Trademark Asset Lifecycle Conference, hosted by. The Three F’s of Intellectual Property Audits: Foresight, Fluidity And Flexibility. Getting Rid Of The IP Department Mentality. One of the biggest mistakes a company can make...
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Disclaimer | Corporate Law
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Our corporate blog provides news and commentary for entrepreneurs with start-up and early-stage companies to middle market private and public companies. Data Protection and Management. Securities Laws and Regulation. Bankruptcy and Restructuring Law. New Jersey Special Needs Law. Real Estate and Construction Law. Tax, Trusts and Estates Law. Delaware Court of Chancery Rules on Unambiguous Director Removal Voting Requirements. The AT&T-Time Warner Merger and a Hart-Scott-Rodino Update.
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Tax, Trusts & Estates Law | Tax Law | Cole Schotz P.C.
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Tax, Trusts and Estates Law. A State Nexus Study: Avoiding Imminent Audits by Revenue-Thirsty States. May 16, 2016. Posted in corporate tax. Sales and Use Tax. We are seeing an uptick in audit activity by state tax authorities of closely held businesses, particularly in the area of sales and use tax, to generate much needed revenue for meeting budget shortfalls and funding services and entitlement programs. A go-to audit technique is to examine whether a company has nexus with its state. Sales and Use Tax.
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