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Washington Residents: Do You Qualify for IRS Direct File for Your 2023 Taxes?

Washington Residents: Do You Qualify for IRS Direct File for Your 2023 Taxes?

by Caress Law, PC | Apr 8, 2024 | Estate Planning

The IRS has launched a new pilot program this tax filing season called Direct File, and you’re in luck because Washington is one of the 12 states participating this year! This program allows you to file your federal tax return electronically and directly with...
[PRESS RELEASE] Caress Law, PC Announces Merger With Schneider Rasche, LLC

[PRESS RELEASE] Caress Law, PC Announces Merger With Schneider Rasche, LLC

by Caress Law, PC | Feb 12, 2024 | Uncategorized

Portland, OR (12 February 2024) – Caress Law, PC announced today that it will merge with Schneider Rasche, LLC, effective February 12, 2024. The firms will operate under the unified brand of Caress Law, PC. This merger marks a significant milestone in our commitment...
What Could Happen if Your College Student Doesn’t Sign a POA?

What Could Happen if Your College Student Doesn’t Sign a POA?

by Caress Law, PC | Feb 8, 2024 | Estate Planning, Power of Attorney

Sending your child off to college is a milestone, signifying their transition to adulthood and independence. While you’re likely focused on their textbooks, dorm room decorations, and meal plans, there’s another essential item that should be on their...
Navigating the Corporate Transparency Act: A Vital Update for Your Small Business

Navigating the Corporate Transparency Act: A Vital Update for Your Small Business

by Caress Law, PC | Jan 24, 2024 | Estate Planning, Estate Tax & Business Planning, Trusts

In the ever-evolving landscape of corporate regulations, staying informed is not just an option, but a necessity. The forthcoming Corporate Transparency Act is set to introduce significant changes to reporting requirements for companies, impacting businesses of all...
7 Advanced Estate Planning Strategies to Reduce Estate Taxes

7 Advanced Estate Planning Strategies to Reduce Estate Taxes

by Caress Law, PC | Aug 11, 2023 | Estate Planning, Estate Tax & Business Planning, Trusts

Planning for a future of unknowns is the goal for everyone when they are crafting an effective estate plan. And when planning for how you want to distribute your assets to your loved ones, estate taxes can significantly impact the wealth you pass on. By considering a...
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