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The tax stakes are substantially higher in Massachusetts for the residents than they are for nonresidents. However, with the latest court ruling, Massachusetts estate tax can now apply to out-of-state trusts. The implications are significant, and they are a reminder that the Commonwealth takes an expansive view of its taxing authority in situations involving taxpayers with connections to multiple states.

As organizations move to a more remote workforce, automating the on-boarding and off-boarding process to a zero-touch deployment is more important than ever. New policies and procedures need to be established as interaction between organizations and their employees change in a post-COVID world. In this webcast, the BPM team discusses considerations and information your organization needs to know to ensure an efficient employee management process.

Managing your business and personal strategies can present several financial, managerial, and emotional complications during a time of uncertainty. No doubt the COVID-19 pandemic and social unrest are challenging the normal operating model and creating struggles. To help business owners tackle the issues they may be most concerned about, three 10-minute videos provide guidance on cashflow considerations for business and personal matters, future sale, and succession planning opportunities.

There is an increasing desire among families to work together to use their resources to solve social challenges. And while a variety of challenges can compromise the work, successful intergenerational giving strategies can foster an ongoing tradition of giving, make an impact on issues the family cares about, and deepen family relationships. In this podcast, learn about what contributes to these successful strategies.

With almost two million nonprofits in the U.S., including thousands of local community foundations, it can be overwhelming to know where to start to help during a COVID-19 pandemic. Four steps are provided to help you identify your giving priorities and guide your search for charities that are offering support and relief during this disaster.

Will the Vatican’s “clean and renewable” energy announcement impact fossil fuel investors? Learn more about the changes to Catholic investing, including how the three priniciples of doing no harm, active corporation participation, and positive strategies can address the market realities.

Staying informed on the latest legal case filing developments involving COVID-19 can help businesses make better, strategic business decisions during these challenging times. Through an in-depth research and analysis of case trends—including tracking cases filed in 2,613 state and 148 federal courts from March 1, 2020 to August 16, 2020—the nature of the cases that substantively involve COVID-19 claims indicate that insurance and contract claims are at the top, with employment, civil rights, and tort claims following.

Despite hard times for the broader economy, investors fared surprisingly well throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. What should they do now that the big R has arrived?

During COVID-19 it’s important that successful individuals and families know what their current day risks are and how they can be protected. In breaking down some of those risks—from preserving million-dollar art collections to mitigating cyber attacks and reviewing your insurance plan—you can implement a plan that adjusts to the new normal.

Despite the challenging environment of COVID-19 and social unrest, having a sound framework can empower you to make wise financial wealth decisions. Good financial health does not keep markets from going down or being volatile, but it does allow portfolios to weather those storms without suffering lasting harm. The key is maintaining proper perspective and focus through comprehensive planning and sound habits.