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Investment Property – A Best Option to Get High Financial Returns

11th September 2009
Generally, a property that you want to buy with purpose of getting good financial returns is called the investment properties. These properties could be a commercial or industrial building, residential houses in the form of single apartment, tenement, and... Read >
Author: lindsayhogan

Mutual funds: protect yourself with segregated funds

10th September 2009
Segregated funds were initially developed by the insurance industry to compete against mutual funds. Today, many mutual fund companies are in partnership with insurance companies to offer segregated funds to investors. Segregated funds offer some unique b... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Is the Cash for Clunkers Discount Taxable to You?

07th September 2009
The Cash for Clunkers program was so popular with consumers that it was funded twice and yet still ended up being terminated a full two months before the intended deadline. The program sent a shot of adrenaline through the auto industry by creating huge p... Read >
Author: Thomas Ajava

Bang for Your Buck -- Avoiding Capital Gains

30th August 2009
Whenever you have stocks, bonds, or real estate that you sell for more than what you bought them for, you have something called a capital gain. Capital gains are subject to capital gains tax, which can range from 5 to 15% in the United States of America.... Read >
Author: roseywriter

What is a 1031 Exchange?

23rd August 2009
There are several ways to benefit off of owning property and being involved in real estate. Not only does this come from finding the right property, loans and people to work with, but also moves into finding the best ways to save money while you own a pr... Read >
Author: Dannie Jensen

How Can a Financial Planner Help You?

17th August 2009
Whether you're recently married and thinking about buying a home, or settled and wondering how you're going to pay for college for your children or retirement, a financial planner can make all the difference. Along with the usual retirement superannuation... Read >
Author: jdavids27

Investing in Emerging Markets

15th August 2009
The idea of purchasing an investment property in an emerging market is very attractive to many who are beginning to create an investment portfolio. As the prices of the properties are inevitably lower than those in an established market, lower potential ... Read >
Author: Melissa Chappell

Get Tips for investing in property

09th August 2009
The real estate industry has seen a consistent boom in the market over a period of time now. This is the only industry that has not been affected by the global economy crisis. This is because of the fact that over the past decade or so the residential inv... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson

Ideas on Building a New Home in the Scottish Highlands

03rd August 2009
One of the most important and one of the hardest selections an individual can make is between leasing and Building a home. This could all fall into what stage you are at present standing in your life. Renters have a large adaptability, they can move whe... Read >
Author: Johnathon Hobbs

Top 3 Incorrect Uses of Like-Kind Exchanges

20th July 2009
A like-kind exchange, also referred to as a 1031 or Starker exchange, allows a taxpayer to defer paying tax on the sale of a property. Like-kind exchanges are wonderful and powerful tools to use in tax and wealth strategies, but ONLY when used correctly.... Read >
Author: Tom Wheelwright

The stock market: a simple guide!

09th July 2009
There are basically 3 types of asset categories of investments which can be understood in the following lines * Cash: CD’s (certificate of deposit) and Treasury bills are the two cash equivalents that are most widely used. In case of cash equivalent ... Read >
Author: Lavanay

Seller Financing is BAD – Right?

06th July 2009
The real answer is ‘it depends’. It depends on the situation and the parties involved in the transaction. Let’s talk about it from the Seller’s perspective and the Buyer’s perspective. We’ll also talk about the investor’s perspective in each... Read >
Author: Dean Dretske

Options Trading Strategies - Book Review - Guy Cohen, The Bible of Options Strategies

01st July 2009
Most trading literature on option strategies tend to lean towards mathematical formulas to define the construction of a spread. Guy Cohen has chosen to use pictorial logic, even with the Greeks unique to a particular strategy, to piece together the legs ... Read >
Author: Clinton Lee

Annuity Contract

27th June 2009
When individuals plan their retirement, they are facing many important decisions. Where and how they are going to live, what sort of income will they have? In addition, most importantly, how will they arrange that income for when they no longer work? ... Read >
Author: buyapension

Huge financial losses? 7 steps to wealth restoration

11th June 2009
Have you lost a ton of money from your investments in the past two years? Is your capital gain loss? Does the chart of your net worth for real estate, stocks, bonds, oil or other commodities resemble a cliff? Do your IRA and 401-K remind you of the Titani... Read >
Author: Don Burnham

The Great Way To Buy Penny Stocks

09th June 2009
When you buy penny stocks, it is more than just choosing a random assortment picking hand and arbitrary amounts based on the prices of stocks. Nor is it to choose the topic from that which seems to give you more shares for your dollar. Although this does ... Read >
Author: Manseo

Information of the Benefits of Buying a New Home

01st June 2009
A very difficult choice that a person or a family can make is between renting and buying a home. This decision can be easier to make if you take a look at what stage of your life that you are in. When you rent you will have the flexibility of being able... Read >
Author: Dennis James

Timber - A High Yield Asset That Never Stops Growing

29th May 2009
Who says that money doesn't grow on trees? Did you know that timber was one of the ONLY assets that appreciated in 2008? Just take a look at the high yield stocks in the diversified timber REIT sub-industry, and you'll be launching into a verse of Monty P... Read >
Author: Robert hauver

Exchange Traded Funds

19th May 2009
An ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) is an investment vehicle designed to have characteristics of the mutual funds and flexibility of trading as stocks. ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) are traded on stock exchanges in the same way the stocks are traded. They could ... Read >
Author: Viktor Ka

When to Exercise Your Stock Options

15th May 2009
Know the Rules Employee stock options can provide you with a substantial source of deferred income and permit you to control the recognition of taxable income. You generally pay no tax when an option is granted because you are not receiving any shares ... Read >
Author: Alan L. Olsen, CPA

Royalty-Free Icons for Business and Financial Software

07th May 2009
Requesting images from a professional design studio or employing a designer to draw the icons in-house can give you a nice-looking set, but associated costs and possible delays make this method unpractical. Ordering royalty-free icons from a reputable com... Read >
Author: Aha-Soft

Tips Of Buying Commercial Properties

25th March 2009
Buying commercial properties can be quite profitable if you are able to get the best deal on it. Commercial properties may be either a piece of land or a large building that buyers and investors purchase in order to generate profits. The profits from comm... Read >
Author: Robin

How do Stock Prices Change?

16th March 2009
There are basically two main ways to profit from buying stocks. First, many corporations pay dividends to their shareholders. They may pay 50 cents per quarter for each share you own. This is not required of a corporation, so you may or may not be paid... Read >
Author: Samantha Asher

Stocks and Shares

06th March 2009
A share or stock is a document issued by a company; it is a unit of account for various financial instruments including stocks, mutual funds, and limited partnerships. A share of company will earn a portion and by the selling of those shares you may get c... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

A Forex Review of the Difference between Investing in Stocks verse Investing in Currencies

26th February 2009
The Foreign Currency markets (Forex or FX) were deregulated in 1997 and no longer the private domain of the banks, insurance companies and other large financial institutions. Private investors quickly discovered what the large trading companies knew for a... Read >
Author: billaaa777

EBook Forex - Is the FX EBook even Relevant Anymore with so many Exceptional Courses on the Market?

24th February 2009
EBooks were all the rage when the Foreign Exchange (Forex or FX) where deregulated in 1997. But they are now often just FREE throw-ins with the purchase of a FX training course or a Forex software trading system. The educational have advanced to the point... Read >
Author: billaaa777

Watch out for Covert Capital Gains!

18th February 2009
Hey all you smart mutual fund investors, listen up! Check your accounts on line now, or call your broker or investment company, to see if your fund issued any capital gains this month. That's right, even though your fund's value probably took a nose dive,... Read >
Author: Debra L. Morrison

ELSS – Secret of Tax Saving with Mutual Fund Investments.

16th January 2009
As the name suggests ELSS (equity linked savings scheme), invests primarily in equity shares of companies. As per financial regulations, the scheme Fund manager has to invest 80% of the total amount in the equity shares and the remaining 20% per cent can ... Read >
Author: Ryan Crown

PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT. Introduction.

12th January 2009
PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT. INTRODUCTION. (1).Definition . Asset allocation is the process of deciding how to distribute an investor’s wealth among different countries and asset classes for investment purposes. This process will be guided by the investor... Read >
Author: Randika Abeysingha

Trust Accounting Income

08th January 2009
Trust accounting income is the income and expense items that are used to determine the amount, certain beneficiaries will receive from the trust each year. Generally speaking, it is all revenue less all expenses paid. First let’s look at the 2 types... Read >
Author: Joe Coffee

When should you Sell a Stock?

30th December 2008
If you know anything about stock investing and the stock market, you've probably heard the phrase, 'buy low and sell high'. This basically means if you want to make money in the stock market, you have to buy a stock at a low price and then sell it for a ... Read >
Author: Samantha Asher

Should you buy a Pittsburgh home or rent

01st December 2008
Owning a house compared to renting offers you some financial advantages like tax savings and appreciation and provides a place you can truly call home. When you own a home you maintain the property and as the owner you are free to do with it as you please... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Lower Your Taxes and Help Your Favorite Charity

18th November 2008
Given the fact that most seniors are interested in a secure income, reducing risk and lowering taxes, here is a planning technique to consider if you are trying to increase your income. Maybe you have an investment that is coming up for renewal and you... Read >
Author: fellyre

Business Tax Planning for an Obama Presidency

10th November 2008
Whether or not you voted for Barack Obama, if you're a successful business owner, you probably want to plan now to minimize the increased business taxes an Obama administration seems sure to implement. A bit of upfront tax accounting and planning could ea... Read >
Author: Stephen L. Nelson

How many years in a mortgage?

30th October 2008
The first time you take a home loan, it can all be a little bewildering. Although you learn from your first experience, it can still be confusing the second or third time round. So, to help you find the best mortgage deal, let’s have a quick look at one... Read >
Author: David Mayer

Commercial Mortgages UK

11th September 2008
If you are looking for Commercial Mortgages in the UK, taking help from a professional broker can save you a whole lot of money and at the same time provides you with the best rates for the particular mortgage you desire. A professional broker will search... Read >
Author: Kaushik Mukherjee

How to Avoid the Pitfalls of Buying Property Overseas

10th September 2008
Buying a property overseas can be a stressful and unpredictable experience, but if you avoid the most common mistakes it will be a whole lot smoother. Here are some top tips from a panel of experts. Anyone who has bought a property knows what a complex... Read >
Author: George Sell

Ready to Retire? Don’t Miss These Huge Tax Savings!

05th September 2008
Many retirees have employer stock in their 401 (k) and profit sharing plans. In these cases, there is an opportunity for converting ordinary income (which could be taxed at rates up to 35% federal plus state) into capital gains income (taxed at only 15... Read >
Author: Polaris Financial

Saving Money

05th September 2008
At some stage you will want to begin saving money to cover costs that will be occurring in the future, however until you have paid off your debt that is costing you money in interest and penalties it is not wise to save money. You need to reduce and el... Read >
Author: Carson Danfield

You Divorced Me! I'm Taking All the Stuff!

01st September 2008
A lot of "things property" get bought during a marriage. You just know that certain purchases will make the house look great, or be a boost to your retirement. Before you know it, an empty apartment is stuffed full. If a divorce rears it's ugly head on... Read >
Author: Len Stauffenger

Residential Investment Property Advice for Sydney Buyers

24th August 2008
Rental returns are still on the increase due to short supply of investors, particularly within 20km to the Sydney CBD. When investing in residential property one of the key factors to consider is your net return on monies invested. This will be a prima... Read >
Author: PK Property

Saving Money

29th July 2008
At some stage you will want to begin saving money to cover costs that will be occurring in the future, however until you have paid off your debt that is costing you money in interest and penalties it is not wise to save money. You need to reduce and el... Read >
Author: Carson Danfield

Avoiding Capital Gains Tax

20th July 2008
Simply put, capital gain is the gain in the selling price of your asset and capital gains tax (CGT) is the tax amount levied on you for any capital gain that you have included in your annual income tax return form. It is wrong to consider CGT as a separat... Read >
Author: calistastacy

Understanding The Life Settlement Process As It Unfolds

17th July 2008
As the life settlement market grows, more and more people interested in potentially selling a life insurance policy are familiarizing themselves with this burgeoning market. How much a policy might be worth on the secondary market, taxation issues, and ... Read >
Author: Michael Hanley

The Tax Information You Need to Save for an Audit

19th June 2008
Do you know what tax information you need in case you are faced with an audit? Don’t be audited and not have the right papers. Though your chance of being audited is not high, it’s better to be prepared. So what are the chances of being audited? A... Read >
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The Benefits of Investing in Growth Funds.

27th May 2008
A Growth Fund is basically a mutual fund that is made or compiled by a stock of companies in order to yield better dividends. They do re-present the potential for superior growths but then it is a bit risky. On a whole investors prefer to invest in a grow... Read >
Author: Ryan Crown

WPI Investment Property Club: Offering not just Investment Property but well selected Overseas Prope

21st May 2008
Property investment have becomes one of the popular ways to gain wealth in many nations in the UK. Usually, the first investment property is the home. While others may consider investing in stocks and other assets, some find it wiser to get another proper... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com

1031 Exchanges - Avoid These Common Mistakes

15th May 2008
A 1031 exchange sounds like a great deal - trade properties of equal value and avoid all the tax and fee issues - and it is a great deal, provided you carry it through properly. Unfortunately, because it is such a complex transaction, it is common for rea... Read >
Author: Tony Seruga, Yolanda Seruga and Yolanda Bishop

How Can You Take Advantage of the 0% Capital Gains Rate?

08th May 2008
The capital gains rate for certain taxpayers will drop to 0% for tax years 2008 through 2010. How can you take advantage of this 0% capital gains rate? First, let's review the capital gains rate in general. Gains from sales of personal investments ... Read >
Author: Tom Wheelwright

Stock Icons for Business and Financial Software

09th April 2008
Business and financial projects up until now used to have Spartan, decidedly minimalistic user interfaces. This approach worked in the early days of text-based spreadsheets and black-and-white trading terminals. However, the latest trends in operating sys... Read >
Author: SibCode

Stock Icons for Business and Financial Software

09th April 2008
Business and trading tools up until now used to have Spartan, decidedly minimalistic user interfaces. This approach worked in the early days of text-based spreadsheets and black-and-white trading terminals. However, the latest trends in operating system a... Read >
Author: SibCode

Catch a Tax Break and Put More Money In Your Pocket When Selling Your Home

28th March 2008
Most people think that their house will only save them tax the first time around when they buy it. But selling your home can also be a great way to catch a tax break. Here’s the good news about how your home affect your taxes. Do you want to sell y... Read >
Author: Earl Harris - Wealth Coach Expert

Maximize Your Profits With A 1031 Tax Exchange

25th March 2008
As a real estate investor, you know that every single dollar that you have working for you is compounding your wealth, and, conversely, that every dollar that isn't working for you is a lost chance to further compound your profits. When the time comes t... Read >
Author: Ravok Corp

Real Estate success formula

06th March 2008
It was a simple real estate formula. The ads ran in our small-town newspaper for years before I realized exactly what was going on. They were always the same: A house for sale with 5% down and payments of 1% of the purchase price. Maybe a three bedroo... Read >
Author: Kosmos

Homes: A Tax Shelter You Can Live In

17th February 2008
Tax and legal benefits may not be the first things on the minds of home buyers, but they provide some of the best reasons for owning a home. Well-informed buyers know that homes double as great tax shelters, allowing owners to deduct tens of thousands ev... Read >
Author: M Shane

Real Estate 101: Ten Tips On Getting Started

14th February 2008
Anyone can get started in real estate, from the minimum wage earner to the millionaire tycoon! It's just a matter of setting your goals on what type of investor you want to be, and getting the right 'team' in place to make your goals happen. Here are 1... Read >
Author: Maryanne

Avail of State Tax Preparation Help at Best Online Tax Preparation

20th January 2008
Within the United States, D.C. and forty-three other states impose tax laws upon the income of an individual. The tax law of Tennessee and New Hampshire unearned certain income aspects such as dividends and interest. When you want to learn more regarding ... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com

Federal Tax Issues When Selling Your Home

07th November 2007
Once you make the decision to sell your home, there are a bevy of issues you need to keep in mind. As with most anything involving money, taxes are one such subject. The real estate market is definitely pulling back. There is no longer any dispute about t... Read >
Author: Raynor James

RESIDEX best rent report, Australia

08th October 2007
Regions: NSW and South East QueenslandThe most recent Residex Rental Report was released in April 2007. I like Residex information as they are one of the more thorough reliable market reporters.This report gives the Australian post codes that are predicte... Read >
Author: Ulysses

Carbon Hedge Fund Growth, Explained

20th September 2007
(published on www.hedgeco.net ) September 17 2007 (HedgeCo.Net)- Daniel Butler, the Trade Director for Czech carbon asset fund manager Blackstone Global Ventures sent us at HedgeCo this much needed Carbon... Read >
Author: DButler

Property Price Developments in Northern Rivers, NSW, Australia

26th August 2007
BALLINA I noticed with interest that the Weekend Northern Star had a front page spread pumping up Shelley Beach as “the New Wategos!” This media frenzy is silly but also self-fulfilling. An ordinary home with a great view on Suvla Street just sold fo... Read >
Author: Ulysses

The "Up" Scenario for Options Trading

07th August 2007
In the "up" scenario, the maximum gain that can be attained is the stock finishing at $10.00 or even higher. At $10.00, you would profit from the full value of the extrinsic value of the option which is $.50 and you would also have $.50 of capital appr... Read >
Author: John W. Roney III

Changing Market Makes Investors Look for New Help

07th August 2007
Investing in real estate can be highly profitable, and this is definitely what everyone has in mind when deciding to make such an investment. Trying to foresee the future trends of the real estate market is close to pure speculation, and this comes with s... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Buy-to-Let Investing Still Pays

26th July 2007
As the property market boom continues to become a mere memory, lenders have begun to tighten the criteria on buy-to-let mortgages for new-build properties. This is because the lenders are regarding premium priced new-build property as a riskier asset to l... Read >
Author: michael sterios

Byron property market, NSW, Australia

11th July 2007
The top end of the Bay, similar to Sydney top end (Eastern Suburbs, Harbour side and Northern Beaches) has remained strong even in the recent property downturn. In reality it is another example of the rich getting richer. A property worth $3M that increas... Read >
Author: Ulysses

Buy to Let: Is It For You?

05th July 2007
Buy to let is big business. You may find yourself receiving mailings about big seminars being held in your area. They talk about the huge profits people are making and invite you to get in on the act. The may promise to show you how to get a buy to let... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Solutions for the Subprime Lending Crisis

01st July 2007
There are solutions for the subprime lending crisis that entail making changes to the way lenders are handling this crisis. There are distinct groups of individuals that are causing this foreclosure epidemic. First, there is the homeowner who got a "teas... Read >
Author: David Dinkel

Militaria: The investment you never thought of...

18th April 2007
Militaria: The investment you never thought of... Most knowledgeable investors are aware of the fact that "collectibles" have always been a good hedge against inflation and have proven to be a sound investment with regard to capital gain. When they th... Read >
Author: Bob Treend

How To Get Started In Commercial Real Estate Investing

01st March 2007
Before investing your hard earned dollars in property, it's important to clearly understand the difference between contracts for deed and lease options. You may be familiar with these concepts, which are also known as "installment" and "contract", but ... Read >
Author: Tony Seruga, Yolanda Seruga and Yolanda Bishop

Top 5 property investment tips for Cape Verde

06th February 2007
In terms of property investment, Cape Verde is largely considered as the Caribbean of Europe. If you missed the boat for Bulgaria in 2007, your opportunity for maximum capital gain now resides in Cape Verde properties. The buying process and government ... Read >
Author: Anthony Cain

How to Increase Your Income, Lower Your Taxes and Help Your Favorite Charity

20th January 2007
Given the fact that most seniors are interested in a secure income, reducing risk and lowering taxes, here is a planning technique to consider if you are trying to increase your income. Maybe you have a CD that is coming up for renewal and you discov... Read >
Author: Robert D. Cavanaugh, CLU

Converting from a C Corp to an S Corp

09th January 2007
As you may know, there are two types of corporations for tax and legal purposes. The “C” corporation is a more formal structure than the “S” corporation and taxed differently. Converting from a C Corp to an S Corp When forming a business en... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

Terrific Tax Tips

07th January 2007
Understanding Capital Gains and LossesThere is a definite financial incentive in the tax code to sell acapital asset, such as a stock, after you've owned it more than oneyear. This is because profits from capital assets held one year orless are taxed just... Read >
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Real Estate Investing Benefits

07th December 2006
There are many reasons available to invest in the real estate. Investing in a real estate is said to be safer as well as profitable. This became a route cause for you development. The essential part of the real estate is its growth line. Nowadays, eve... Read >
Author: ron victor

The Advantages of UK Commercial Mortgages

27th November 2006
The UK offers a variety of commercial investment possibilities and is the perfect place to close a commercial mortgage deal for property investment, business development, or personal purposes. Getting a commercial mortgage in the UK can be very beneficial... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Remortgages and the benefits of a remortgage

16th November 2006
Remortgages and why Remortgage In society today we all have wants and dreams and wishes. We may have visited sunnier climes than the UK and enjoyed it so much we have wanted to buy a holiday home. Alternatively we may require more living space but not ... Read >
Author: Mike Trusler

Surrey Demand for Land!

09th October 2006
I'm sure you've noticed the papers read "Surrey Booming!" or "Vancouver Market BOOM!" or maybe "Fraser Valley Market Is Red Hot". Well due to increasing population and decreasing supply of land, real estate prices go up. This is a natural law of the w... Read >
Author: Thomas Berten

Remortgages and why Remortgage

01st September 2006
In society today we all have wants and dreams and wishes. We may have visited sunnier climes than the UK and enjoyed it so much we have wanted to buy a holiday home. Alternatively we may require more living space but not be able to buy the next property u... Read >
Author: Mike Trusler

When to Exercise Your Stock Options

02nd August 2006
Know the Rules Employee stock options can provide you with a substantial source of deferred income and permit you to control the recognition of taxable income. You generally pay no tax when an option is granted because you are not receiving any shares ... Read >
Author: Alan Olsen

With Property Investment You can Retire Young And Live Off Your Profits.

26th July 2006
In the fast-paced, exemplary world today, money matters more than most other things. This is the era of LPG (Liberalization, Privatization, and Globalization.) People are interested in exponential growth of money rather than slow growth. So, instead of s... Read >
Author: Robert Goldsmith

Top 7 Ways to Minimize Your Income Taxes

24th July 2006
Are you paying too much in income taxes? Are you getting all the credits and deductions you are entitled to? Here are 7 tips to help you minimize taxes and keep more in your pocket: 1. Participate in company retirement plans. Every dollar you contr... Read >
Author: Kristine McKinley

Understand the working of Mutual Funds

17th July 2006
Half of all the households in America invest in mutual funds. For most people mutual fund investment is better than keeping money in the bank. Mutual funds are companies that invest money in stocks, bonds and other securities. When you buy mutual funds ... Read >
Author: Carl Hopkins

Costa Rica Property for Sale - Prices up 300% in 10 Years, and more to come

11th July 2006
If you're looking to buy property as an investment, then the property for sale in Costa Rica offers you the chance to make substantial gains in the coming years - with low risk. Buying Costa Rican property is inexpensive and easy - and prices are on th... Read >
Author: steve todd

Real Estate Investment - One Simple Formula

08th July 2006
I saw the ads in our small-town newspaper for years before I realized exactly what was going on. They were always the same: A house for sale with 5% down and payments of 1% of the purchase price. It might be a three bedroom home for $90,000, for example, ... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman

Mutual funds: protect yourself with segregated funds

07th April 2006
Segregated funds were initially developed by the insurance industry to compete against mutual funds. Today, many mutual fund companies are in partnership with insurance companies to offer segregated funds to investors. Segregated funds offer some un... Read >
Author: Tony Reed

Investment Property Advice

02nd February 2006
Investment Property Advice Investment property deals with real estate. Investment property enables you to earn a return on the investment, either in the form of rent or capital gain, commercial real estate loans, their asking price and lots more just... Read >
Author: Don Mondell

Captial Gains Tax Explained

24th October 2005
Capital Gains tax is a federal tax penalty that is imposed on capital accumulation, investment and productivity. Some of the income that is subject to capital gains tax includes the sale of an investment, a home, a family business, a farm or ranch or eve... Read >
Author: Amy Kay

Selling Your Business - A Tool to Reduce the Tax Bite

23rd August 2005
SELLING YOUR BUSINESS A TOOL TO REDUCE THE TAX BITE By David M. Kauppi, MBA, CEA, CBI, President Mid Market Capital "I would rather expire at my desk than to sell my business and pay Uncle Sam one dime in taxes." How many owners that have paid thei... Read >
Author: Dave Kauppi