Disability insurance fills a need for buy-sell agreements

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Owners of close held business enterprises ought to scrutinize the disability provisions of their buy-sell agreements with considerable care and thought since studies show they are four times as likely to become disabled before reaching the age of 65. Such agreements furnish a way by which the shares of these owners may be sold under certain circumstances, including their termination from employment, death or disability. Apart from the consideration of time regarding when the shares must be sold, contingency plans for income for a period of time after the disability has occurred ought to be considered. Disability income insurance can be used to furnish disabled owners much-needed cash before the buy-sell agreement requires the purchase of their ownership interests.

Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers, Surety insurance, Business Methods, Income Loss Insurance, Usage, Finance, Contracts, Business planning, Close corporations, Closely held corporations, Disability insurance, Buy-sell agreements

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Take stock of estate planning strategies for options

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The author discusses estate planning issues regarding income tax rules applied to employee stock options.

Planning, Income tax, Employee stock options

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Self-cancelling installment notes maintain estate planning usefulness

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the usefulness of self-cancelling installment notes in estate tax planning.

Laws, regulations and rules, Installment contracts

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