Estate planning and taxes go hand in hand, which is why Milton Law Group is an ideal estate planning partner, because a core objective of many estate plans is to minimize taxes so you can pass on more of your wealth to your family....
Continue readingWith our expanded professional staff and the array of services offered to clients, I decided to change the name of my firm to Milton Law Group. I think the name better reflects the full menu of services offered and our team approach to solving our clients’ tax and legal issues. ...
Continue readingThe IRS recently published updated guidance (via FAQs) regarding the deductibility of certain expenses for marijuana/cannabis businesses operating legally under state law, though these businesses are still illegal under federal law....
Continue readingA Failure to File penalty can be almost as damaging as a Failure to Pay penalty, but there are different alternatives to resolving your tax debt if you cannot pay what you owe....
Continue readingRetirement planning can never start too early, but regardless of your stage of life it’s important to understand the different vehicles available to help save on tax burdens....
Continue readingMike O’Shea is Partner and Co-Founder of Family Law Partners, a Chesterfield-based firm that exclusively practices family law, and he joined the STL Tax Lawyer Mark Milton to discuss the tax consequences every person facing divorce should keep in mind....
Continue readingThe economic downturn caused by COVID-19 has been a struggle for small businesses, but STL Tax Lawyer Mark Milton explains why, especially during tough economic times, small businesses should comply with their payroll tax obligations....
Continue readingMissouri State Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick was a guest on The Mark Milton Show podcast to talk taxes, starting his own dock building and repair business at 16 years old, his time in the Missouri Legislature, his duties as Treasurer, and 529 college savings plans....
Continue readingOne option if you’re a taxpayer who owes federal and/or state back taxes is to attempt a settlement with the IRS. This is called an Offer in Compromise (OIC)....
Continue readingIndividuals, including sole proprietors, partners, and S corporation shareholders, generally have to make estimated tax payments if they expect to owe tax of $1,000 or more when their return is filed, according to the IRS. ...
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