PRIVATE CLIENT SERVICES
Our goal is to minimize your taxes with customized tax strategies.
Services that protect and grow your wealth for the future.
Our experts work closely with you to assess your situation to provide tax and financial planning solutions that deliver maximum value and minimize tax exposure. Smith Schafer coordinates all aspects of your financial plan and individual tax strategy for comprehensive solutions that help you meet your goals. Our Private Client Services Department is experienced in estate, gift, trust tax planning and compliance, charitable giving, retirement, and financial planning.
Private Client Services:
- Income Tax Planning & Preparation for Complex Individuals
- Charitable Giving & Planning
- Estate Tax Advising, Reporting & Tax Return Preparation
- Gifting Strategies & Reporting
- Retirement Planning
- Succession Planning
- Trust Tax Planning & Tax Return Preparation
- Financial Planning
- Wealth Management
YOUR FUTURE CAN BE MORE SECURE WITH OUR HELP.
Because we understand your individual tax situation and changing state and federal tax laws, we can help you determine appropriate immediate and long-term financial strategies. Our Private Client professionals can show you ways to plan for your future while reducing your current and future tax obligations.
Private Client Resources
SECURE Act 2.0 – Provisions Impacting Employers
The SECURE Act 2.0 was signed into law by President Biden on December 29, 2022. Included as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023, it provides additional retirement savings reforms designed to expand access to and increase participation in workplace retirement plans
How Will the SECURE Act 2.0 Impact Individuals?
The SECURE Act 2.0, was signed into law on December 29, 2022. The legislation calls for several changes, including an increase in the RMD age, distributions for federally declared disasters, early distributions for terminal illnesses, and changes to catch-up contribution rules.
Retirement Plan Options for Professional Service Firms
The pandemic had a significant impact on Minnesota businesses. The combination of forced business closures, new employee safety standards along with supply chain disruptions and sharp increase in materials costs made it very difficult.