Protecting Your Nest Egg: Mastering Tax-Efficient Asset Disposal
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- Retirement Account Taxes: Funds in traditional IRAs and 401(k)s are taxed as ordinary income upon withdrawal, compounded by mandatory RMDs that can increase both tax bills and Medicare premiums (IRMAA).
- Roth Strategy: Roth conversions are the core defensive move, allowing you to pay taxes now (in a potentially lower bracket) to ensure all future growth and withdrawals are tax-free and avoid RMDs.
- Real Estate & Business Sales: Strategies for highly appreciated assets include using a Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT) to sell property tax-free and generate lifetime income, or utilizing an installment sale to spread the capital gains tax from a business sale over many years.
- Charitable Tools: Tools like the Donor Advised Fund (DAF) offer an immediate tax deduction against high-income years (like after a sale), while allowing you to decide on the charity later.
- Legacy Planning: Even with high federal exemptions, advanced planning with irrevocable trusts is crucial to move asset appreciation out of the taxable estate. The overall goal is to synchronize all tax strategies to protect your family's financial legacy.
Contact The Holland Group Retirement Wealth Advisors for a complimentary, no-obligation review by calling (727) 295-3451, or visit AskTheHollands.com to schedule a discovery call at your convenience.
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