The Fiscal Cliff: will we fall off?

December 31st, 2012 |

Author: 1203Broadway

Here we are on New Year’s Eve and still no deal in Washington to avoid falling off the “Fiscal Cliff.” You can read our post from last week to find out how the Fiscal Cliff might affect you, your estate and your family.

Unless Congress takes action today, the new year will begin with automatic spending cuts and significant tax increases. Call our office to schedule an appointment to discuss the best way to minimize taxes and burdens on your beneficiaries. We can help you protect your assets.

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