Corporate Transparency Act: As of December 27, 2024, the 5th Circuit changed course and relieved business owners of the filing requirement. But no certainty if permanent or again subject to reversal. This is all we know as December 27.
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Don’t Kill the Messenger: Corporate Transparency Act Law Again – Reporting Required by January 13, 2025
As readers know from prior posts and our law firm website (cameronmcevoy.com), the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), requires small business owners of LLC’s and corporations to register with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network or potentially be fined up to $10,000. The way to do so is set forth in our prior notices, and has been… Read »
Updated Important Information Regarding Corporate Transparency Act “CTA”
Key Takeaways re CTA and Deadline – No Longer Required: Please follow the news for any changes.
Urgent: 12/31/2024 Deadline Approaching – Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) Reporting Requirements
New federal law – Entity owners must go online and report beneficial ownership information. See FinCen website – https://www.fincen.gov/boi See also Cameron McEvoy PLLC website for more information: https://www.cameronmcevoy.com/news/important-new-federal-reporting-requirements-of-entity-ownership/
The Medical Society of Northern Virginia Selects John Dedon as a Recommended Estate Planning Lawyer
Cameron/McEvoy is pleased to announce that John Dedon has been selected by The Medical Society of Northern Virginia as the recommended Estate Planning Lawyer for its Members. MSNVA is a non-profit association of Northern Virginia physicians, founded in 1984.
John Dedon Honored in Washingtonian Magazine
Cameron/McEvoy congratulates John Dedon for selection in Washingtonian’s “Top Financial Advisors Hall of Fame.” (February 2023.) John joins a few area lawyers who, for over a decade and year after year, have been named by Washingtonian as one of the top estate lawyers in the region. Since its inception in 2009, Washingtonian has asked hundreds… Read »
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About Revocable Trusts
John P. Dedon
Of Counsel
John P. Dedon is a tax lawyer with a talent for explaining the complexities of tax law in lay terms. Working in the estate planning, asset protection and business areas for more than 35 years, John helps clients preserve assets and plan for the future with traditional planning tools, including Trusts (dynasty trusts, intentionally defective trusts, grantor retained annuity trusts), LLC and partnership entities, and cutting-edge concepts such as cryonic preservation trusts.
Recognitions
Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC)
“Hall of Fame” Washingtonian magazine Top Wealth/Financial Advisor
Martindale-Hubbell AV Rating/Top Rated Estate and Taxation Lawyer
Consecutive years named Washingtonian Best Lawyers; Best Lawyers in America® for Trusts and Estates; Top Lawyer and Top Financial Professional by Northern Virginia Magazine; Legal Elite by Virginia Business magazine