Writings and Presentations
- Tax Implications of Opening and Operating a New Law Firm in Florida, Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division Newsletter, October 27, 2011.
- Legal & Tax implications When Setting Up Your Business in Florida (Click for PowerPoint Presentation), presented August 24 and September 22, 2011, with Jake Adams of South Florida Remote Accounting for Broward SCORE
- Overview of Advance Directives in Florida
- U.S. Income Tax Concerns with Regard to Foreign Investment in the U.S.: Qualifying as a U.S. Person (Braverman Sachs Group Real Newsletter, Market Report/Summer 2011)
- Termination of S Corporation Status for U.S. Federal Tax Purposes
- Choosing Your Entity for U.S. Federal Tax Purposes by Checking the Box
- Electing to Be an S Corporation for U.S. Federal Tax Purposes
- U.S. Income Tax Concerns with Regard to Foreign Investment in the U.S. (Braverman Sachs Group Real Newsletter, Market Report/Spring 2011)
- Which Florida Business Structure Is Right for You: An Examination of Federal Tax Consequences; Management of Business; and Exposure to, or Protection from, Liability Under Various Florida Business Structures
- Estate Planning Myth #1: Having a Will Allows Your Estate to Avoid Probate
- The Durable Power of Attorney: Overview and Benefits
- Effects of Estate Planning on Real Estate (Braverman Sachs Group Real Newsletter, February 2011)
- Legal Strategies to Avoid Pitfalls During the Infancy of Your Business, presented February 9, 2011, to the South Florida Business Development Center: This seminar provided an overview of legal issues that the entrepreneur will incur when she starts her own business in Florida. First, this seminar examined how Florida sole proprietorships, corporations, general partnerships, and limited liability companies (“LLCs”) differ in regards to federal tax, business management, and protection from, or exposure to, liability. Second, it examined government requirements regarding registered agents and offices; naming a business structure; licenses; federal, local, and state taxes; and other areas of compliance. Third, It provided the members of the audience with tips, suggestions, and resources to explore as they develop their businesses.
- Five Reasons to Have an Attorney on Your Team When Dealing With the Internal Revenue Service
- Attorney Neil I. Rumbak’s Letter to Congressman Ron Klein in Regards to Federal Estate, Gift, Generation-Skipping Transfer, and Income Tax Issues in 2011
- Attorney Neil I. Rumbak’s Letter to Lieutenant Colonel Allen West in Regards to Tax Issues in 2010 and 2011
- Using Legal Services to Prevent Blisters…Not to Cure Them
- Table of Federal Income Tax Consequences of Various Florida Business Structures
Wealth Strategies Journal
- Attorney Neil I. Rumbak’s Bio Page (containing news updates in tax and estate planning and other writings)
- The Journal
