Normally, you must itemize your deductions in order to benefit from them. In 2020, the standard deduction amount was $12,400 for individuals and $24,800 for married couples filing jointly. But this year, you can get a charitable deduction even if you don’t itemize. Read on to learn more.
Known for her ability to deliver well-crafted Estate Plans to clients based upon their lifestyles, professions, and other specific situations, including religious and cultural preferences, with a primary focus on helping them provide for the security of their loved ones, reduce estate taxes, and minimize the costs of probate, Ms. Saeed prides herself on the lifelong relationships she forms with each and every one of her clients.
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