Not a week goes by where this isn’t some communication about the estate tax; the good, the bad and the ugly. It is tied to deficit reduction, holiday giving, history, and how to correctly “soak the rich”.
This communication has a direct impact on us. During the next three to four weeks InKnowVision will receive, more than likely, ten or more calls from advisors whose clients want to do year-end planning. If history repeats itself, then at least three of those will be planned for and implemented.
When was the last time you heard a business owner say something like this,
“I owe it to my 200(+) employees to keep them employed. I’ve already made it. All I want is enough to support my current lifestyle so that my wife and I can enjoy our final years together. Help me to create a plan to make this transition so I can feel great about its outcome.”
Owner, $80M manufacturing company
InKnowVision Case 2011
Times like these do not lend themselves nicely to “discretionary” advanced planning. There is too much at stake.
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