Custom Structured Settlements Addresses Trump Tax Plan Paralysis
As The Donald has told us, good tax planning is smart. Businesspeople who voluntarily overpay are not smart. Anyone waiting on the Trump tax plan to be finalized assumes either 1) they want to pay tax or 2) they don't sell and get a step-up in basis on death. But what if one can sell and avoid a tax now to maximize value and didn't waste time if the basis step-up at death goes away.
"Staying in a property or business until you die or until the tax is lower is really costly when paying that tax is optional, especially if
Smyth adds, "It really is possible to defer capital gains taxes indefinitely and forget about Trump's plan. When selling a business or real estate, think of the years of value lost when tax is paid. Then consider the years of additional pre-tax earnings needed to make the tax back. In the meantime, what happens to your balance sheet, future income leverage and retirement implications? If it makes sense to sell, it makes sense to maximize the savings without losing valuable capital or being stuck in an underperforming asset. It's possible to both protect your safety net of 100% dollars and acquire strategically valuable assets while doing so."
Smyth and
"The cost of forcing taxes unnecessarily ignores opportunities of complete tax avoidance that
"Waiting on the Trump tax plan is sometimes a reflection of lack of clarity. The solution is to seek qualified advice for your unique circumstances," concluded Smyth. "It costs 10 to 20 years to lose value and recover it again when paying capital gains and state taxes. You never recover that time, or the opportunity cost to preserve your gains and get better returns now."
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