Comiter Singer, LLC announces its newest addition to their team, Tanya C. Naydenov. The focus of Tanya’s practice is income and estate tax planning; business transactions; and federal taxation of partnerships, s-corporations, and limited liability companies Tanya received her undergraduate degree in International Studies and a minor in Business Administration,…
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Comiter Singer are proud to announce that attorneys, Richard B. Comiter (Tax), Andrew R. Comiter (Tax) and Michael S. Singer (Wills, Trusts & Estates) were among those honored in their respective fields, by Florida Trend’s Legal Elite, 2018. Now in its 15th year, Florida Legal Elite presents a prestigious roster of attorneys chosen for recognition by their…
The owners of pass-through entities: partnerships (including limited liability companies—LLCs—taxed as partnerships) and S corporations, must pay tax on their share of the entities’ profits, irrespective of whether the pass-through entity distributes any of those profits to the owners. This disconnect creates the possibility of “phantom income”—taxable income without a…
Andrew Comiter spoke at the National Business Institute seminar, “Trusts: The Ultimate Guide,” in Fort Lauderdale on June 20th. His presentations focused on the various aspects of a trust, including who the key parties are, terms, and legal concepts, as well as the difference between revocable and irrevocable.
Andrew R. Comiter, Esq. spoke at the National Business Institute seminar, “Estate Planning from A to Z,” on May 23rd in West Palm Beach. His topics focused on planning for unmarried and remarried couples, as well as business succession planning.