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MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS- TAX

Unit 1
TAX FREE
Overview of Tax-Free Mergers and AcquisitionsTax Implications of Tax-Free ReorganizationsSection 351 and Tax-Free IncorporationsTax-Free Exchanges
Unit 2 • Chapter 4

Tax Planning Strategies

Video Summary

Tax planning strategies involve legally minimizing your tax liability. Effective strategies are proactive, not reactive, and consider your overall financial picture. Common strategies include maximizing retirement contributions (401(k), IRA), utilizing tax deductions (charitable donations, mortgage interest), and understanding tax credits (child tax credit, earned income tax credit). Tax-loss harvesting, where losses offset gains, and strategic asset allocation to minimize capital gains taxes are also important. Careful consideration of your income, deductions, and credits, and potentially consulting with a tax professional, is crucial for optimal tax planning. The complexity of tax laws varies greatly by jurisdiction and individual circumstances; therefore, personalized guidance is often beneficial. Remember that tax laws change frequently, so staying informed is essential for effective long-term tax planning.

Knowledge Check

Which of the following is NOT a common tax planning strategy?

What is tax-loss harvesting?

Why is it important to consult a tax professional?