For some retirees, seeking how to limit tax implications of taking required minimum distributions from their savings, a qualified charitable distribution might be the solution, writes attorney and wealth planner Beau Ruff.

In his latest column, wealth planner Beau Ruff explains potential tax implications related to gifts.

Tithing a certain percentage of an estate rather than giving a defined sum adds to complexities the executor of a will must perform.

The rabbit hole of privacy planning can become deep when it comes to protecting the identity of real estate owners, according to attorney and wealth adviser Beau Ruff.

For some seniors, navigating the federal capital gains tax on the sale of their primary residence can be complex.

Attorney and financial planner Beau Ruff advises: When business owners get even the slightest hint of an interest in exploring sale options, they should engage a valuation expert.

Between Washington’s current noncompete law and its scheduled updates and the new Federal Trade Commission rule, there’s a lot of nuance to parse when putting together any restrictive employment clauses.

There are several things that the seller of a business should consider before accepting an installment payment plan.

When weighing how best to incorporate charitable giving into your estate plan, it can make sense to lean on pre-tax retirement accounts such as a 401(k) or traditional individual retirement account.

For those who have special pieces of properties they wish to preserve, there are several planning strategies to consider.