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Tax, Estate Planning, and Employee Benefits Law

Keep up with constantly changing tax laws and build employee benefit and executive compensation programs.

The tax laws that impact individuals and corporations, estate and gift planning, and employee benefits programs are constantly changing. Hawley Troxell’s tax and employee benefits attorneys have the experience and knowledge to guide you through the morass of tax and benefits laws, providing creative and practical solutions to any problem. Our tax attorneys represent individuals and businesses in a variety of tax-related matters, including choice of business entity, transaction structuring and planning, estate planning, business succession planning, and probate, as well as federal, state, and local tax controversies. Examples of our services include:

  • Business Planning and Formation
  • LLCs and Partnership Tax
  • Business Transactions and Taxation
  • Estate Planning and Probate
  • Individual Tax Planning
  • Tax-Exempt Organizations
  • Tax Dispute Resolution and Litigation

Our employee benefits and executive compensation attorneys have the experience necessary to assist any company in managing and maintaining its compensation and benefits programs. We counsel publicly owned, privately held, and nonprofit employers on a range of employee benefits and executive compensation matters, including:

  • Designing Benefits and Executive Compensation Programs
  • Benefits Issues in Mergers, Acquisitions, and Bankruptcy
  • IRS and DOL Audits and Corrections
  • SEC Disclosure and Reporting Requirements
  • General Benefits Compliance and Administration
  • Negotiating Benefits-Related Contracts and Agreements
  • Drafting Employment and Severance Agreements

Tax, Estate Planning, and Employee Benefits Law Insights

New Year’s Reminders & Resolutions for Defined Contribution Plan Sponsors

As we enter 2026, a few brief reminders of important issues affecting defined contributions plans (such as 401(k) plans) that require plan sponsor employers’ attention

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The One Big Beautiful Bill Revisited

As the commencement of the 2026 Idaho Legislative Session approaches, it’s timely to review the provisions of the OBBBA and how they might affect individuals…

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2026 Plan Cost of Living Adjustments Issued by IRS

The IRS just released the eagerly awaited annual cost of living adjustments affecting retirement plans for 2026.

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Form 5500 Season is in Full Swing – Are Wheels Turning (or are they Spinning)?

The Form 5500 is an annual filing made with both the U.S. Department of Labor and IRS. Form 5500 must be filed by most retirement…

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