Written by an attorney whose practice focuses on the estate and tax planning needs of high net worth families, Family Limited Partnership Agreements Line by Line is a comprehensive examination of the contract provisions that make family limited partnerships such a powerful tax planning and asset protection tool. This publication includes in-depth explanations of the reasoning behind the various provisions in the agreement those that are crucial to the general partner, as well as those that simply make operations more predictable and efficient for all partners. The book covers such key topics as entity creation, ownership interests, capital contributions and capital accounts, allocations and distributions, entity management, transfers of general partner and limited partner interests, and dispute resolution. Family Limited Partnership Agreements Line by Line is a valuable resource for anyone who works with business owners and high net worth families, as well as those individuals who are interested in capitalizing on family limited partnership planning opportunities. This book contains a CD-Rom that features the PDF and Word versions of the final text of the book, which enables readers to manipulate the contract. 
 About the Author 
 Brad A. Galbraith is a partner in the Naples, Florida office of Hahn Loeser and Parks LLP and serves as the co-managing partner of the firm's Indianapolis, Indiana office. He provides creative, cutting-edge estate, tax, and business planning advice to business owners and other wealthy individuals, and he is a frequent speaker and author on estate, tax, and business planning topics. He is board certified in wills, trusts, and estates by the Florida Bar Association and maintains his Indiana certified public accountant license.

Family Limited Partnership Agreements Line by Line: A Detailed Look at Family Limited Partnership Agreements and How to Change Them to Meet Your Clients' Needs

Brad A.Galbraith

Tax Law

West, Aspatore Books

Product Description The Florida Domicile Handbook provides insights into the significant advantages, and especially the financial advantages, of domiciling in Florida. During the current housing crisis, homeowners are alarmed to see the increases in interest rates and realty taxes raising their mortgage payments beyond their reach. Though some reductions in payments can be achieved by searching for special financing, opportunities for significant savings in this area are limited by prevailing money market conditions. More promising are the savings in reality taxes that are possible by changing domicile. Florida has recently enacted legislation through its Homestead Act that limits substantially the annual increases in realty tax. Florida is also one of the few states that has no income tax. These two incentives alone have been a major factor in creating the stream of new residents who have chosen to declare Florida as their principal residence. As the Baby Boomers retire, it is anticipated that this stream will grow into a flood. Anticipating this trend, the authors have written the most comprehensive book on the subject of Florida domiciling. It addresses a variety of topics including: Advantages of Florida domiciling Detailed steps to follow in achieving a Florida domicile When, where and how to buy a home Advice on how to find a good Realtor and lender Legal perspectives into laws affecting new residents How to register and insure cars and boats List of resources and web sites for staying healthy, including state programs, medical initiatives and healthcare coverage options. Estate planning advice 
The lead author, Michael Kilbourn, is a well-respected national authority on estate tax matters and local expert on the complexities of Florida domicile. His co-author is Brad Galbraith, an attorney who has been certified by the Florida Bar as a Specialist in Wills, Trusts and Estates Law. Both men are Florida residents. If you are considering relocating to a state in the sunshine belt with no state taxes, no winter, a cap on your realty taxes and a lifestyle of leisure and high living, The Florida Domicile Handbook is the ultimate resource on making it happen.

The Florida Domicile Handbook: Vital Information for New Florida Residents: 2nd Edition

Business & Money

E. Michael Kilbourn

Investing

Brendan Kelly Publishing Inc.

Disinherit the IRS is a well-written, easy-to-read and comprehensive estate planning and wealth protection guide that was originally published in 2001. It evolved in response to requests from fellow Americans who feared the fruits of their life's work was under assault by a growing litigious society and tax hungry government. This updated 2014 edition will help you understand current estate tax laws and how they impact the most popular estate planning tools, including trusts and life insurance. You will also gain insight into lawful wealth protection strategies used by real families as well as vital information on how to leave your assets to heirs and favorite causes and not the IRS. Family wealth protection expert and author of Disinherit the IRS, E. Michael Kilbourn recruited estate planning attorney Brad A. Galbraith for the 2014 edition as an extra guarantee that every chapter reflects the most sound advice based on today's laws. In this book, you will discover how to: remove assets from your taxable estate without losing control of them or the income they generate, make a profit by donating to charity, effectively exempt your entire estate from state taxes, avoid capital gains taxes on the sale of your appreciated property and eliminate state taxes on your assets at your death. In essence, you will learn how to leave what you have to whom you want, when you want and in the way you want while minimizing possible court costs, attorney fees and estate taxes.

Disinherit the IRS

Robert K. O'Dell

Personal Finance

The Florida Domicile Handbook: Vital Information for New Florida Residents, 3rd Edition, provides fresh insight into the significant advantages especially the financial advantages of becoming a domiciled resident of Florida. One of the biggest advantages to the book is its guidance on how to properly establish domicile in Florida. This is especially important given state deficits as many northern states are aggressively chasing former residents who claim to have changed their domicile to Florida, but have not done the subjective things to prove their intent. The book is also a great resource for information that would be valuable to anyone living part-time or seasonally in Florida. It spells out some of the key advantages to domiciling in Florida, such as the low property taxes, the Save Our Homes amendment to the Florida Constitution limiting the amount of reassessment on a Florida Homestead, the estate planning advantages, tips on how to shop for and finance a home in Florida, information on Florida education institutions, etc. The success of this book s first and second editions prompted the writing of a third edition in 2014, which includes updates for all the information in the previous editions with the addition of a special chapter titled Financial Planning for Florida Residents. This third edition also provides legal perspectives including questions and answers on financial planning and laws affecting new residents. There is also a new list of resources for education, healthcare, vehicles, and quick reference websites to state programs, medical initiatives and healthcare coverage options. Lead author, E. Michael Kilbourn, is a preeminent national authority on estate tax matters and expert on the complexities of Florida domicile. His co-author, Brad Galbraith, is a well-respected attorney who has been certified by the Florida Bar as a Specialist in Wills, Trusts, and Estates Law. Both men are Florida residents. If you are considering relocating or retiring to a state with no state taxes, no winter, a cap on your realty taxes and a lifestyle of leisure and high living, The Florida Domicile Handbook is the ultimate resource for making it happen.

The Florida Domicile Handbook: Vital Information for New Florida Residents: Third Edition

H. Michael Kilbourn

The Florida Domicile Handbook, 4th Edition lets you discover the benefits of Florida domicile including: how to prove intent, where and when to file for domicile, and how Florida law rewards domiciled residents This helpful book reflects the latest changes in Florida laws and new opportunities in 2018. The Florida Domicile Handbook, 4th Edition includes new chapters and updated information to help readers navigate through the Florida domicile and residency process. It's the most comprehensive guide about how to become a Florida resident on the market today!

The Florida Domicile Handbook