Are you interested in selling your home in Oregon but do not want to pay a commission to a listing agent? If so, you may be considering a FSBO. Pronounced "fizzbo," this is an acronym that stands for "for sale by owner." Selling your own property without a listing...
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Year: 2019
How does estate tax work in Oregon?
Although the federal estate tax only applies to estates worth at least $11.4 million in 2019, Oregon imposes a state estate tax for estates worth more than $1 million. If you expect your estate to exceed that threshold, estate planning strategies can minimize the...
Can a power of attorney be revoked?
Investing someone with power of attorney means that, if you should become disabled, seriously injured or otherwise incapacitated, another person can make financial or other important decisions on your behalf. Still, some Oregon residents may hesitate to name a power...
Accountability can drive long-lasting business relationships
Relationships in business are incredibly important as professionals work toward acquiring more customers, making a profit and growing their companies. Business relationships in Oregon can take on many forms including investing partners, business partners and...
Understanding the probate process
Dealing with the aftermath of a loved one or close friend’s death is overwhelming. Not only are you suffering with heavy emotions, but there are often matters of business to deal with. In addition to planning a funeral, you may have a part in dividing the deceased’s...
Can partnership contracts address partner disputes?
If a dispute between business partners goes to court, both partners may end up paying a lot of money in legal costs. A protracted dispute may also harm the business. Some Oregon entrepreneurs decide for this reason that going into business with a partner is not worth...
What are the advantages of a living trust?
One of the last issues to tackle when you are thinking of starting a family is that of planning your estate. However, financial planners and other professionals agree that planning your estate is critical at any age. In addition to determining who will care for your...
Are you committing a blunder while selling your home?
Selling your home in Oregon yourself is a great way to avoid paying broker fees, but you have to go about it the right way. With every move you make, you should ensure that you do not head down a disastrous path. Freshome acts as a guide to help you reach your...
Does your small business have all the necessary contracts?
You finally have everything necessary to get your small business up and running in Oregon. Or do you? Before you open the doors to customers or start hiring employees, let Forbes educate you on the contracts your business needs. Proper preparation helps you maximize...
3 things to know about taxes on an estate
Part of the process of planning your estate in Oregon is understanding the impact of taxes after your death. If you really want to focus on ensuring your estate leaves your loved ones in a good position financially, you cannot forget to account for the taxes the state...