Month: September 2012
Ten Things To Know About COD Income
The bank forgives your debt. You think you're home free. Then comes the 1099-C and the IRS with its hand out.
In the tax world, COD is short for "cancellation [...]
Six Tax-Wise Ways To Reduce Your Legal Bills
No one likes paying legal fees, but tax rules can reduce your legal bills. Here’s how.
You Can’t Deduct Personal Legal Fees.
The least desirable [...]
Eliminating Second Home Mortgage Deduction Could Raise $80 Billion
Repealing the mortgage interest deduction on second homes and home equity loans could raise as much as $80 billion over 10 years, according to a newly released [...]
The Only Three Reasons Entrepreneurs Need Accounting and Finance
Observing finance and accounting professionals – or the way academics at most business schools train them – might lead you to believe that finance and [...]
Daily Tax Report
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How to Purchase Commercial Real Estate
If you're thinking about purchasing office space, this guide will help you evaluate the pros and cons of leasing vs. buying, assemble a real estate search [...]
Roth IRA Conversion 2012: Are You a Good Candidate?
A tax tsunami is coming at the end of this year. And this is the absolutely last chance for a massive Roth conversion. Two years ago the Bush tax cuts [...]
Three (Incredibly Simple) Rules To Keep The IRS Away
We all have to pay taxes and no one wants any trouble. Follow these three simple rules and you’ll reduce your chances of grief from the IRS:
1. Keep Good [...]