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Estates, Wills and Trusts

Bruno Graziano, JD, MSA
ESTATE PLANNING ANALYST

Bruno Graziano is an attorney with a master’s degree in accountancy and is a senior analyst for CCH’s Estate Planning and Financial Services Group. He oversees the editors and analysts responsible for two of the most respected CCH subscription products, Financial and Estate Planning and Estate Planning Review. Prior to joining CCH, Graziano was an assistant attorney for an Illinois municipality.

Graziano has a detailed knowledge of gift and estate taxation, wills, trusts and related tax law.

• CCH Tax Briefing: White House Tax and Deficit Reduction Proposals
• CCH Tax Briefing: American Jobs Act of 2011
• CCH Tax Briefing: Budget Control Act of 2011
• CCH Tax Briefing: 1099 Taxpayer Protection Act of 2011
• White Paper on the Troubled Asset Relief Program
• CCH Tax Briefing: 2012 Federal Budget Proposals
• CCH Tax Briefing: 2010 Tax Year-in-Review
• White Paper on Federal Tax Code Treatment of SEC-Regulated Investment Companies
• CCH Tax Briefing: Sunsetting Benefits of the EGTRRA
• Financial Regulatory Reform Site for Journalists
• CCH Briefing: Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act
• CCH Tax Briefing: American Jobs and Closing Tax Loopholes Act
• CCH Tax Briefing: Small Business Jobs Tax Relief Act of 2010
• White Paper on Sales Tax Exemption Management
• CCH Briefing: Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2010
• CCH Tax Briefing: Health Care Reform Act
• CCH Briefing on Employer, Medicare Provisions of Health Care Reform
• CCH Tax Briefing: 2010 Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment Act
• CCH Tax Briefing: FY 2011 Federal Budget - Tax Proposals
• White Paper on Consumer Use Tax
• CCH Tax Briefing: Haiti Earthquake Relief
• White Paper on Taxability of Services
• CCH Tax Briefing: Return Preparer Oversight
• CCH Special Report: Senate Passes Health Reform Bill
• White Paper on the Impact of the Loss of State Sales and Use Tax Revenue on Businesses and Consumers