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Relationships have and always will be the hallmark of KHA. We believe the best way to truly help our clients maximize financial success is to have a deep knowledge of you and your business. Only then can we be a trusted partner. We earn that trust by living two simple principles:
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When You Should Start Planning to Sell or Transfer Your Business
For established business owners, exit planning does not always start with a firm sale date. It often starts when certain changes make the future more concrete. This video explains the key triggers that can signal it is time to begin tax-focused succession or exit planning, including changes in your timeline, a clearer succession path, outside buyer interest, and the start of a real transaction. The goal is to help business owners recognize when waiting may begin to limit their tax, ownership, and deal-structuring options.
How Presidential Power Shapes Federal Tax Policy
Why does presidential power matter to taxpayers? Explore the veto, executive orders, and the modern bully pulpit, plus key constitutional limits.
What High-Net-Worth Families Should Be Thinking About Before the Year Ends
For affluent families, tax planning is rarely simple. Investment portfolios, business interests, trust structures, estate positions, and charitable goals all intersect in ways that require careful coordination — and the decisions you make before December 31 can have consequences that extend far beyond a single tax year. Here is what deserves your attention now.
Tax Alert: Common Cents Act Passes Congress, Sets Cash Rounding Rules
Congress passed the Common Cents Act (H.R. 10167), which ends the production of pennies for general circulation and creates a federal method for rounding cash transactions to the nearest 5 cents.



