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Two creative and practical ways to be smarter with investments…The first this article explains is how to get more out of investment interest expenses. The second is how to deal with worthless stock by writing it off as a loss, then keeping it!
Learn the Six Commandments for Staying Out Of Jail and how simple they really are to follow. The last thing we all want is a painful and expensive federal audit. When executed, these six items can help you sleep soundly at night.
The IRS targets 4 types of taxpayers for regular audits. If you’re self employed, work out of your house, hire independent contractors, or haven’t filed a return recently, here’s what to do.
Considering that that the IRS is solely responsible for collecting Federal taxes and imposing penalties for late, understated, or evasive filings, the IRS poses one of the largest financial threats to many individuals and business owners. Here’s how to neutralize their power.
“Like-Kind Exchange” can apply to many kinds of real estate trade-ups. Section 1031 is valuable to those involved in trading and can also be very tricky (and costly) if not carefully executed. This article is an interesting introduction to section 1031 and highlights many of its advantages along with some important planning tips.
A smart and quick review of George S. Clason’s book, The Richest Man In Babylon. A true secret of building wealth is revealed.
Successfully avoiding audits, while still claiming significant deductions is possible if you follow 11 simple steps.
Although timing of some activities is critical, it’s important to review all tax considerations from the perspective of your specific needs and establish an individualized planning calendar. This short article highlighting key points of yearly tax planning, broken up into quarters, is a great guide to model your customized plan by.
The tax rates seem to change every year. Here’s the rates for the current year.