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SaveGainsTax
http://savegainstax.blogspot.com
SaveGainsTax is an educational site to learn about capital gains savings strategies. Installment Sales Through Foundations, Charitable Remainder Trusts, 1031/Tenant in Common Exchanges. Whether you're selling a business, real estate, a collection or a stock portfolio, you need to know your options to hang onto as much of your gains as legally possible. Don't pay Uncle Sam any more than you have to!
- Added on: Apr 17th, 2006
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
You or Your Family Member Needs Assisted Care- Now How Do You Pay For It?
I was asked to write an article for a local publication so I thought I'd pass on the info here as well.More often than not we prefer not to think of the time we or our family member s will need the assistance of another person or place to help with o...
How Immediate Legacy TM Can Help
How Immediate Legacy TM Can HelpIn speaking with a number of charities recently, I notice a big difference between those who have workers that are in it for the cause and those who just subsist in order to collect a paycheck. A bit like politicians, ...
Do You Support A Worthwhile Cause?
There are so many good Charities and Non-Profits who are really hurting these days because donations are down just when money is most needed.I have an important favor to ask of you and it won’t cost you a dime.I want you to email me, fax me or call...
Do You Know If You Are Paying Too Much In Taxes?
"It’s not how much you make, but how much you keep." How true.I specialize in capital gains tax savings but also talk with my clients about how else taxes may be impacting their bottom line. I know they do mine.Not everyone has a CPA do their taxe...
More Are Seeing the Light
Thank you for all the emails I received following my last email titled “Lump Sums vs. Income Streams”. It tells me that mindsets are truly beginning to change, mostly due to personal experiences and recent losses.Just a few situations presented w...
Lump Sum vs. Income Stream
Peter decided to take a lump sum of approximately 500K, pay his capital gains and depreciation recapture of close to 150K and invest the 350K he had left over after the sale of his investment property. Peter was 64.Peter paid off credit cards and bou...
