Law Office of Tommy Cuong Le

With the tax filing season in full swing, below are some important deadlines for Georgia business owners and residents: Partnerships/S-Corps. - March 15th; Individuals/C-Corps/Trust&Estates - April 17th; GA Annual Registration - April 1st; and... GA County Business Personal Property - April 1st. See more

Can’t believe we are in the final stretch of 2017. This is a good time to reach out to your tax professional for a year-end tax check-up. Who should consider a year-end tax check-up? Taxpayers who owed taxes in the past; Taxpayers making estimated payments; Taxpayers with significant life or income changes during 2017;... Taxpayers who received huge refunds in the past; and All other taxpayers who wants to keep more money in their pockets and minimize their 2017 tax bill and plan for 2018. See more

Last week the Trump Administration released its' tax reform proposal. Here is a summary of the proposal. https://www.linkedin.com//overview-unified-framework-fix/

IRS postpone certain 2016 and 2017 filing deadlines for Georgia taxpayers due to Irma. https://www.irs.gov//tax-relief-for-victims-of-hurricane-i

Had a great time at Louis Tseng's campaign kickoff event. Louis for Duluth City Council post 2!

Friendly reminder: The extended deadline for S-Corporations and Partnerships 2016 income tax returns are due September 15th, Trust and Estates are due October 2nd, and C-Corporations and Individuals are due October 16th. The deadline are quickly approaching, make sure you file your tax returns to avoid late filing penalties.

Questions regarding jointly owned assets (i.e. bank accounts, real estate, business interest, etc.) often comes up. Check out the link to my blog post below for some insights. http://tcllawfirm.com/20//07/the-perils-of-joint-property/

Why it is recommended to at least have a will. http://tcllawfirm.com//can-you-rely-on-state-law-to-leave/

Something to consider when naming beneficiaries for your life insurance policy. http://tcllawfirm.com//life-insurance-and-estate-planning/

Does your current estate plan protect your legacy from bankruptcy, divorce, and creditors? See how you can build a comprehensive estate plan with asset protection strategies that will maximize the amount of distributions to your loved ones. http://tcllawfirm.com//build-an-estate-plan-that-includes/

VIRTUAL CLE CLASSROOM this THURSDAY! The Vietnamese American Bar Association of Georgia - Vaba-Ga and #NextJuris present: INTRODUCTION TO ESTATE PLANNING Thursd...ay, May 18, 12 PM (1 Hour CLE) REGISTRATION: http://bit.ly/NextJurisVABAGA COST: $10 with GAPABA CODE: CLEDiscount4GAPABA Lunch & Learn at your Laptop while watching and interacting online! Course Instructor: Attorney Tommy Cuong Le is founder of TCL Law LLC, d/b/a Law Office of Tommy Cuong Le. Specializing in Estate Planning, Business, Contracts, and Taxation Law, Tommy has extensive experience helping clients preserve assets and minimizing liabilities. Previously, Tommy was a managing associate for Deloitte Tax LLP and Ernst & Young LLP where he helped clients saved over a quarter of a billion dollars in taxes (cumulatively). He serves a broad range of clients ranging from high-net worth families to Fortune 500 companies. Tommy received his JD from Florida Coastal School of Law in 2005 and a BS in Accounting from Troy University in 2001. See: http://tcllawfirm.com/ Course Overview: This course provides non-estate planning attorneys with the fundamental knowledge to identify potential pitfalls pertaining to legacy/asset protection and intervivos/testamentary transfers. #NextJuris is an online, virtual CLE portal created by Georgia Asian Pacific American Bar Association (GAPABA) member Minh Nguyen and his partner Nathan Huynh See more

Have a loved one with alcohol, drugs, or gambling additions? Substance and behavioral addictions are more common than you may think. See how a carefully crafted estate plan can help your loved ones kick the bad habits. http://tcllawfirm.com//how-can-your-estate-plan-help-a-lo/

Estate planning is not all about wills, trusts, and saving on estate taxes. An equally important aspect of estate planning is to be prepared and have a plan in place in case you become disabled or incapacitated to manage your affairs. http://tcllawfirm.com//what-to-do-when-a-disability-throw/