Articles, tagged with "tax liability", page 4
02nd June 2011
The New Rules of Easy methods to Retire in these Uncertain Times Estate planning is well covered--probably because it's a "goal" to provide money to heirs. But helping retirees to manage the money they have today, while they are still in retirement, is c...
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Author:
Dusty Byrd
23rd May 2011
The impact of filing for a divorce in Florida will be widespread and can lead to many changes for the people involved. Often, the spouses involved will not be aware of all of the complications a divorce will create. A divorce will have far reaching conseq...
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Florida Law Group
23rd May 2011
A Roth IRA can offer substantial tax savings over other retirement investment plans, and the majority of people that have earned income will qualify. All you need is money that you earned in order to fund your account, and many companies offer enrollment...
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Author:
Casey Trillbar
13th May 2011
Clearly after experiencing the job losses and other turmoil that will make 2008-2010 forever memorable, many Americans have been feeling immense financial pressure. During these times, when families really need additional money to meet their needs, a ret...
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Author:
Walid Petiri
13th May 2011
Under the United States Federal law, tax levies means an administrative action that is taken by the authorities of internal revenue services. The IRS basically recovers the tax liability form the debtors by seizing their property, without going to the cou...
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Author:
Schew Maker
11th May 2011
A limited liability partnership (LLP) is a partnership in which partners have limited liability. It therefore exhibits elements of partnerships and corporations. In an LLP, one partner is not responsible or liable for another partner's misconduct or negli...
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Author:
raju
11th May 2011
Philanthropy is not just a meaningless concept taught to us in school. When rich industrialists decide to donate huge sums to charity at the end of their career it makes headlines all over the world. We ordinary folk, however, rarely get an opportunity to...
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Author:
April Hulle
07th May 2011
Non resident Indians or NRIs have welcomed the advances in technology which have helped the evolution in banking process and have eased the whole process for them. Large banks have now personalized the whole process of NRI banking which has helped NRIs ge...
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Author:
Vijay-k-shetty
06th May 2011
There are certain tax havens in the world where you will find specific taxes being imposed at a minimum rate or not at all. For example, the tax for an offshore company in Seychelles is nil. This prompts wealthy professionals as well as businesses to set ...
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Author:
Jay Butler
05th May 2011
Starting To Think About Filing Your Expatriate Tax Return? Wait! Read This First: How to Save Money on Your US Expat Taxes
Living and working in a foreign country, whether it is temporary or permanent, can be a fulfilling and rewarding experience. Movi...
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Author:
GreenbackTax
05th May 2011
As I shared last week, real estate is one of the most complex areas when it comes to tax law and accounting which can easily lead to mistakes.
A common mistake I see with rental real estate is the amount of depreciation taken.
If you've ever heard...
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Author:
Tom Wheelwright
28th April 2011
With over 20 years as a Temecula Valley and San Diego financial advisor, I have seen tremendous fortunes eaten by inheritance taxes. Recent legislation introduced a temporary estate planning option called “portability" which allows a surviving spouse the ...
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Author:
John Dubots
19th April 2011
Should FHFA reinstate the no verification or better explained not as much documentation mortgage? It is a financial loan program that has its merit and would allow some potential home prospective buyers back in to the home market. It essentially allows th...
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Author:
Josh Malone
13th April 2011
In this economy, one might be wondering if there are any sound investments. All levels of investors, from regular consumers saving for retirement to large portfolio managers, ask this question all the time. For all of these people, buying cheap land might...
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Author:
BrandiMartinez
07th April 2011
If you choose to use the capital gains from selling your house to buy a residential property, you will not be taxed and there is no tax liability from such a sale as stated under Section 54F of the Income Tax Act.You can also be exempted from tax if the l...
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Author:
Adhil Shetty