Co-written by Jeffrey S. Gold, CPA LMC Tax Director Co-written by David J. Neuman, JD LMC Tax & Legal Manager As part of its Fiscal Year 2026–2027 Budget, New York enacted a new annual Pied-à-Terre Tax effective for fiscal years beginning on or after…
Last month, we shared an article regarding a recent federal court case that may create refund opportunities for certain taxpayers who paid IRS penalties or related interest associated with COVID-era postponed filing and payment deadlines. Since then, our tax professionals have been reviewing client returns and reaching…
LMC is incredibly proud of our employees and their dedication to both the firm and our clients. This past month, LMC team members took part in the following events: LMC Golf Outing On Wednesday, June 24, LMC team members enjoyed a day of golf at Old Bridge…
Parents and grandparents often look for ways to help younger family members achieve important financial goals, whether it’s paying for college, purchasing a first home, or building long-term wealth. Gifting investments or other assets is one strategy families may consider as part of broader financial and estate planning….
In our March newsletter article, we provided an overview of the newly established Trump Accounts, a tax-advantaged savings vehicle designed to help families build long-term financial security for children. That discussion addressed the key features of the program, including a one-time $1,000 government seed contribution for American children…
Written by Jeffrey S. Gold, CPA LMC Tax Director UPDATE: The final budget approved on May 27, 2026, did not include any of the proposed changes to the PTET credit. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin have proposed significant changes to…
Donor-advised funds (DAFs) have become one of the most popular charitable giving tools for high-income and high-net-worth taxpayers. They offer immediate tax deductions while allowing charitable contributions to be distributed over time. It was always assumed that the donor maintained complete control on where the funds would eventually…
A recent federal court decision has raised questions about IRS penalties and interest charges assessed during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, some taxpayers who paid certain IRS penalties or related interest associated with COVID-era postponed filing and payment deadlines may be eligible to pursue refund claims. …
LMC is incredibly proud of our employees and their dedication to both the firm and our clients. This past month, LMC team members took part in the following events: 2026 Needlers Foundation Annual Gala On Wednesday, April 29, LMC was honored to be a sponsor and attend…
Significant changes to federal student loan repayment and forgiveness programs continue to reshape the landscape for borrowers. Updates to repayment plans, forgiveness eligibility, and tax treatment could result in higher monthly payments, longer repayment periods, and new tax consequences for some individuals. Many of the proposed changes…
