Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®
Management Information Systems Commons™
Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®
- Keyword
Articles 1 - 3 of 3
Full-Text Articles in Management Information Systems
Advanced Health Care Directives In Nebraska: Health Care Power Of Attorney And Living Wills, J. David Aiken
Advanced Health Care Directives In Nebraska: Health Care Power Of Attorney And Living Wills, J. David Aiken
Extension Farm and Ranch Management News
First paragraph:
During this period of coronavirus pandemic, some Nebraskans may be concerned about how medical decisions will be made for them if they are unable to communicate their wishes to their health care providers themselves. In these circumstances, health care providers will normally consult with the patient’s family members who may be available (spouse, then adult children–consensus, then parents, etc.) If no family members are present, the health care providers will use their best medical judgment in making health care decisions for the patient.
Disclaimer
This information is intended for educational purposes only; it must not be taken as …
Accounting For Ag: Step Up While Passing Down, Austin Duerfeldt
Accounting For Ag: Step Up While Passing Down, Austin Duerfeldt
Extension Farm and Ranch Management News
Summary
Through this article, I hope you’ve gained a better understanding of the basics of a step up in basis. A step up in basis can be viewed as an opportune time to sell long held farm ground that appreciated in value, with little to no capital gain issues. It plays a vital role in estate planning. In the individual case of each farmer/rancher, how the step up in basis might work for your operation varies on many specific circumstances. Developing an estate planning team that includes professionals such as an attorney and accountant, as well as, investment and insurance …
Assumptions (Mistakes) That Parents Make With Estate Plans, Allan Vyhnalek
Assumptions (Mistakes) That Parents Make With Estate Plans, Allan Vyhnalek
Extension Farm and Ranch Management News
Excerpt:
The main take-home message should be that the parents: 1) have a plan and continue to revise that plan from time to time and 2) be sure to think through the unintended consequences of your plan. Hopefully, some of the common assumptions mentioned here can be put into place so that the family does stay together for decades to come.
This is not an exhaustive list of assumptions that can go awry. It is being presented as a place for family thought and discussion to start. For more information go to: http://agecon.unl.edu/succession. There are other articles and video …