James Kalicki, principal attorney of Kalicki Law Offices, and Mark Smallhouse of New Venture Attorneys to combine their strategic legal expertise and help guide you in securing your assets today before national elections affect our laws.
Spousal RRSPs can help lower a couple's tax bill in retirement if one spouse earns significantly more than the other. While they seem beneficial, experts advise considering individual circumstances and retirement plans carefully as spousal RRSPs don't increase contribution limits and funds belong to the account holder, not the contributing spouse. They may be most useful for couples retiring early or if one spouse isn't working, as the savings can provide comfort knowing retirement funds are available. However, the lower-earning spouse must wait three years to withdraw contributions without the higher-earning spouse facing taxes.
Anthony J. Madonia is an estate planning attorney who focuses on estate planning, business planning, corporate law, and taxation. His presentation discusses estate and tax considerations for business owners looking to transition their business, including gifts to family members, irrevocable trusts, life insurance trusts, buy-sell agreements, and other strategies to reduce estate taxes and facilitate a smooth transition of the business. Early estate planning is required to take advantage of lifetime gift and estate tax exemptions and ensure the business owner's goals are achieved.
Whitney Skala PPT for Urban Land Inst on Mar 6, 2012wmskala1310
This PPT was part of my hour and a half presentation to the San Diego chapter of Urban Land Institute. The subject was entity formation for real estate investors, developers, and service providers.
This document provides an overview of the first 10 steps to legally establishing a business entity. It discusses evaluating different entity structures like sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLCs, S-corps and C-corps. The author analyzes the pros and cons of each option. Recommendations are made that LLCs and S-corps are best for most small businesses. The document also outlines considerations for partnerships and reviews what legal documents are required like operating agreements. Finally, it lists the specific steps to take including registering names, obtaining tax IDs, complying with zoning laws, and acquiring necessary business licenses.
This document provides an overview of the first 10 steps to legally establishing a business entity. It discusses evaluating different entity structures like sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLCs, S-corps and C-corps. The key factors to consider for each include liability, taxes, costs, control and complexity. Recommended entities for most small businesses are sole proprietorships, LLCs and S-corps. Later steps cover registering trade names, obtaining tax IDs, complying with zoning laws, and acquiring necessary business licenses.
The document outlines 10 steps for new business owners to form their business entity and get legal protections in place. It discusses choosing an entity like an LLC or S-Corp and registering business and tax documents. It also recommends getting necessary licenses, permits, insurance, and legal agreements to cover areas like taxes, zoning, sales, and hiring professionals for support. The overall goal is to help new owners navigate legal requirements and choose structures that minimize personal liability while allowing for growth.
The document outlines 10 steps for new business owners to form their business entity and get legal protections in place. It discusses choosing an entity type like sole proprietorship, LLC, or S corporation based on tax implications and liability. The 10 steps include: 1) ensuring business name availability, 2) registering the trade name, 3) obtaining an EIN, 4) checking zoning, 5) acquiring licenses and permits, 6) determining sales tax obligations, 7) setting up bookkeeping, 8) obtaining insurance, 9) establishing agreements, and 10) hiring professionals. The document provides pros, cons and resources for each step to help new owners navigate legal and regulatory requirements.
Spousal RRSPs can help lower a couple's tax bill in retirement if one spouse earns significantly more than the other. While they seem beneficial, experts advise considering individual circumstances and retirement plans carefully as spousal RRSPs don't increase contribution limits and funds belong to the account holder, not the contributing spouse. They may be most useful for couples retiring early or if one spouse isn't working, as the savings can provide comfort knowing retirement funds are available. However, the lower-earning spouse must wait three years to withdraw contributions without the higher-earning spouse facing taxes.
Anthony J. Madonia is an estate planning attorney who focuses on estate planning, business planning, corporate law, and taxation. His presentation discusses estate and tax considerations for business owners looking to transition their business, including gifts to family members, irrevocable trusts, life insurance trusts, buy-sell agreements, and other strategies to reduce estate taxes and facilitate a smooth transition of the business. Early estate planning is required to take advantage of lifetime gift and estate tax exemptions and ensure the business owner's goals are achieved.
Whitney Skala PPT for Urban Land Inst on Mar 6, 2012wmskala1310
This PPT was part of my hour and a half presentation to the San Diego chapter of Urban Land Institute. The subject was entity formation for real estate investors, developers, and service providers.
This document provides an overview of the first 10 steps to legally establishing a business entity. It discusses evaluating different entity structures like sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLCs, S-corps and C-corps. The author analyzes the pros and cons of each option. Recommendations are made that LLCs and S-corps are best for most small businesses. The document also outlines considerations for partnerships and reviews what legal documents are required like operating agreements. Finally, it lists the specific steps to take including registering names, obtaining tax IDs, complying with zoning laws, and acquiring necessary business licenses.
This document provides an overview of the first 10 steps to legally establishing a business entity. It discusses evaluating different entity structures like sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLCs, S-corps and C-corps. The key factors to consider for each include liability, taxes, costs, control and complexity. Recommended entities for most small businesses are sole proprietorships, LLCs and S-corps. Later steps cover registering trade names, obtaining tax IDs, complying with zoning laws, and acquiring necessary business licenses.
The document outlines 10 steps for new business owners to form their business entity and get legal protections in place. It discusses choosing an entity like an LLC or S-Corp and registering business and tax documents. It also recommends getting necessary licenses, permits, insurance, and legal agreements to cover areas like taxes, zoning, sales, and hiring professionals for support. The overall goal is to help new owners navigate legal requirements and choose structures that minimize personal liability while allowing for growth.
The document outlines 10 steps for new business owners to form their business entity and get legal protections in place. It discusses choosing an entity type like sole proprietorship, LLC, or S corporation based on tax implications and liability. The 10 steps include: 1) ensuring business name availability, 2) registering the trade name, 3) obtaining an EIN, 4) checking zoning, 5) acquiring licenses and permits, 6) determining sales tax obligations, 7) setting up bookkeeping, 8) obtaining insurance, 9) establishing agreements, and 10) hiring professionals. The document provides pros, cons and resources for each step to help new owners navigate legal and regulatory requirements.
Lighter Capital provides $50,000 to $2 million in long-term growth capital to early stage SaaS, software, and technology services companies through RevenueLoans that are more flexible and entrepreneur-friendly than traditional bank loans or venture capital. RevenueLoans have flexible payment terms linked to revenue growth, impose minimal controls, involve no dilution of ownership, and can be obtained within 4 weeks to help companies scale quickly before needing to raise additional equity funding.
Wealth Advisors Trust Company offers trust administration and fiduciary services to advisors and their clients in a custodian-neutral manner. They believe in challenging the traditional trust company model by putting advisors in primary control of the client relationship and ensuring trust portability. Their services include trustee and administrative functions for various personal and charitable trusts. They are based in South Dakota to take advantage of that state's favorable trust laws including no income or capital gains taxes and unlimited trust durations.
This document summarizes 10 government programs that provide benefits to wealthy individuals and corporations, including tax deductions for yacht interest payments, mortgage interest on high-value homes, rental property expenses, 50% of business meal costs, lower capital gains tax rates, elimination of estate tax for most people, ability to deduct gambling losses up to winnings, Social Security taxes only on first $118,500 of income, retirement savings incentives that mainly benefit high earners, and deductibility of tax preparation fees.
The document provides an overview of markets, stock indexes, types of firms, and basic concepts in finance. It defines what a market is, lists some major stock indexes and their sizes, and compares proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. It also explains what financial statements are, how firms can raise money, and different ways to value a company's stock. The key information covered in the document relates to markets, business organizations, and basic financial concepts.
This document outlines 10 steps for legally forming a business and achieving "legal-ease and peace of mind." It discusses evaluating different business entity structures like sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLCs and corporations. Key steps include registering the business name, obtaining tax IDs, checking zoning and licensing requirements, setting up bookkeeping and insurance. The document provides pros and cons of different entities and partnerships agreements. It offers future support services from the author, a lawyer.
The document discusses markets, stock indexes, types of firms, and personal finance topics such as financial statements and stock valuation. It defines a market as where buyers and sellers can discover value. It lists the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and NASDAQ as major stock indexes and provides some key details about each. The document also describes the main types of firms as proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations, highlighting characteristics of each.
This document provides an overview of basic business structures including proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. It discusses key characteristics of each such as the number of owners, liability, ease of creation, and ability to raise money. Corporations are noted as having limited liability for owners, the ability to raise large amounts of financial capital by selling ownership shares, but also face more regulation and potential double taxation. The document also briefly outlines common financial statements like the income statement and balance sheet.
This document discusses the pros and cons of lending money to relatives. It notes that with the right circumstances, lending to relatives can be a positive experience for both parties. However, there are also risks like taking advantage of each other or not getting repaid. To avoid problems, the document recommends formalizing the loan in writing, being aware of tax implications of interest rates, and not making emotional decisions. Following these rules can help create a win-win loan situation and avoid damaging relationships over money issues. Seek tax advice before arranging a family loan.
This document provides an overview of estate planning. It discusses the importance of estate planning and having a will. It outlines key elements of an estate plan including appointing an executor, setting up powers of attorney, understanding taxes, and probate. The document also reviews various estate planning strategies such as beneficiary designations, joint ownership, gifting, insurance, and trusts. It emphasizes the importance of working with an estate planning team that includes a financial advisor, lawyer, and accountant to develop a comprehensive plan tailored to an individual's specific goals and situation.
This document discusses the benefits of incorporating a professional business. Tax deferral is a key benefit, as corporate tax rates are generally lower than personal tax rates, allowing business owners to retain more income. Incorporation also enables income splitting between family members through dividend distributions or paying a spouse/children through the corporation. Limited liability protects personal assets from business debts and liabilities. The document provides tax rates and strategies for compensation, investments, transferring assets, and common CRA audit topics. It emphasizes that incorporation is best for tax deferral and planning but has costs like taxes when withdrawing corporate funds.
This document discusses tax implications for Canadians owning US property, including:
(1) Capital gains tax may be owed upon sale and can be reduced or avoided through various methods like obtaining an IRS certificate or if the sale price is under $300,000.
(2) Gains on non-principal residences are reported on Canadian tax returns and US taxes paid are credited.
(3) The US has an estate tax that applies to Canadians if they own US assets, which can be reduced by owning property as tenants in common rather than jointly or giving property to charities. Planning with advisors is recommended.
The document identifies 12 common wealth management issues that clients of Kenny & Christiansen Team 12 face: 1) charitable gifting, 2) titling of assets, 3) business succession planning, 4) distribution plan at death, 5) stock options, 6) personal risk management, 7) liquidity needs, 8) family protection, 9) executor/successor trustee issues, 10) lifetime gifting to children & others, 11) investments, and 12) insurance. Through their advisory process, the team can provide guidance and solutions to help clients build a cohesive wealth management plan.
Minimising your exposure to tax is one of the least understood and employed strategies for wealth generation. As Australian businessman Kerry Packer once famously declared “if anybody in this country doesn't minimise their tax, they want their heads read.”
Business Entities: classify, understand, choose, and manage.Berkman Solutions
Business entities are essential for starting, managing, and growing your business. This guides to business entities covers every major type, core concepts, criteria for choosing an entity, and legal entity management.
“Business entity” is a generic term with no legal significance per se. A business entity simply refers to the form of incorporation for a business. When a business incorporates, the law recognizes the business as a distinct entity which can enter contracts and acquire property among other rights and privileges.
There are, of course, some exceptions like sole proprietorships and general partnerships, which do not require incorporation. They also do not have the same right and privileges as incorporated legal entities.
There are four broad groups of business entities: limited liability companies, corporations, partnerships, and sole proprietorships. There are important flavors of each class of business entity.
The Myths & Realities Of Estate Planning 2009cpwalmsley
In this presentation I debunk some common misconceptions with estate planning. This knowledge and more is available to my clients. Audio will soon be added.
The document discusses the 3.8% Medicare surtax introduced by the Affordable Care Act that applies to individuals with modified adjusted gross income over $200,000 and married couples over $250,000. It applies to net investment income including capital gains, dividends, and rents. Gains from selling a primary residence are excluded. The surtax could apply to capital gains over $500,000 for married couples from selling a home if other income exceeds the threshold. Ways to minimize its impact include increasing municipal bond or annuity holdings, installment sales, gifting assets, and Roth IRA conversions.
The document summarizes key changes to estate planning under the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, including an increased estate tax rate of 40% and applicable exclusion amount of $5,250,000. It warns that while fewer estates will face federal taxes, state estate taxes may still apply without planning. Portability allows spouses to maximize exclusions without trusts but has limitations. Income and capital gains tax planning is also important for trusts given higher tax rates. Charitable remainder trusts can help mitigate these taxes.
This document provides information about tax resolution and offers in compromise. It summarizes the common causes of tax issues like failure to file or pay taxes on time. It describes the potential effects of non-payment like asset seizures. It then explains that an offer in compromise allows a taxpayer to settle their tax liability for less than owed, and outlines the three main types of offers. Finally, it promotes the services of Solutions for tax resolution and accounting needs.
This document discusses the rise of social media and its importance for brands. It notes that traditional advertising is becoming less effective as consumers interact more with each other online. It defines social media as people having online conversations and outlines how marketers can use social media to listen to customers, join discussions, and build relationships to create opportunities for brands. The key is supporting creative conversations rather than trying to control messages.
This document summarizes research from Douglas B. Roberts on the relationship between elections and the economy in Michigan, both historically and looking ahead to the 2014 gubernatorial election. It includes data on topics like unemployment rates, auto sales, population trends, and voting results from past state elections. The research examines how the state's economic struggles have impacted political races and vice versa over the decades.
Lighter Capital provides $50,000 to $2 million in long-term growth capital to early stage SaaS, software, and technology services companies through RevenueLoans that are more flexible and entrepreneur-friendly than traditional bank loans or venture capital. RevenueLoans have flexible payment terms linked to revenue growth, impose minimal controls, involve no dilution of ownership, and can be obtained within 4 weeks to help companies scale quickly before needing to raise additional equity funding.
Wealth Advisors Trust Company offers trust administration and fiduciary services to advisors and their clients in a custodian-neutral manner. They believe in challenging the traditional trust company model by putting advisors in primary control of the client relationship and ensuring trust portability. Their services include trustee and administrative functions for various personal and charitable trusts. They are based in South Dakota to take advantage of that state's favorable trust laws including no income or capital gains taxes and unlimited trust durations.
This document summarizes 10 government programs that provide benefits to wealthy individuals and corporations, including tax deductions for yacht interest payments, mortgage interest on high-value homes, rental property expenses, 50% of business meal costs, lower capital gains tax rates, elimination of estate tax for most people, ability to deduct gambling losses up to winnings, Social Security taxes only on first $118,500 of income, retirement savings incentives that mainly benefit high earners, and deductibility of tax preparation fees.
The document provides an overview of markets, stock indexes, types of firms, and basic concepts in finance. It defines what a market is, lists some major stock indexes and their sizes, and compares proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. It also explains what financial statements are, how firms can raise money, and different ways to value a company's stock. The key information covered in the document relates to markets, business organizations, and basic financial concepts.
This document outlines 10 steps for legally forming a business and achieving "legal-ease and peace of mind." It discusses evaluating different business entity structures like sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLCs and corporations. Key steps include registering the business name, obtaining tax IDs, checking zoning and licensing requirements, setting up bookkeeping and insurance. The document provides pros and cons of different entities and partnerships agreements. It offers future support services from the author, a lawyer.
The document discusses markets, stock indexes, types of firms, and personal finance topics such as financial statements and stock valuation. It defines a market as where buyers and sellers can discover value. It lists the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and NASDAQ as major stock indexes and provides some key details about each. The document also describes the main types of firms as proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations, highlighting characteristics of each.
This document provides an overview of basic business structures including proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. It discusses key characteristics of each such as the number of owners, liability, ease of creation, and ability to raise money. Corporations are noted as having limited liability for owners, the ability to raise large amounts of financial capital by selling ownership shares, but also face more regulation and potential double taxation. The document also briefly outlines common financial statements like the income statement and balance sheet.
This document discusses the pros and cons of lending money to relatives. It notes that with the right circumstances, lending to relatives can be a positive experience for both parties. However, there are also risks like taking advantage of each other or not getting repaid. To avoid problems, the document recommends formalizing the loan in writing, being aware of tax implications of interest rates, and not making emotional decisions. Following these rules can help create a win-win loan situation and avoid damaging relationships over money issues. Seek tax advice before arranging a family loan.
This document provides an overview of estate planning. It discusses the importance of estate planning and having a will. It outlines key elements of an estate plan including appointing an executor, setting up powers of attorney, understanding taxes, and probate. The document also reviews various estate planning strategies such as beneficiary designations, joint ownership, gifting, insurance, and trusts. It emphasizes the importance of working with an estate planning team that includes a financial advisor, lawyer, and accountant to develop a comprehensive plan tailored to an individual's specific goals and situation.
This document discusses the benefits of incorporating a professional business. Tax deferral is a key benefit, as corporate tax rates are generally lower than personal tax rates, allowing business owners to retain more income. Incorporation also enables income splitting between family members through dividend distributions or paying a spouse/children through the corporation. Limited liability protects personal assets from business debts and liabilities. The document provides tax rates and strategies for compensation, investments, transferring assets, and common CRA audit topics. It emphasizes that incorporation is best for tax deferral and planning but has costs like taxes when withdrawing corporate funds.
This document discusses tax implications for Canadians owning US property, including:
(1) Capital gains tax may be owed upon sale and can be reduced or avoided through various methods like obtaining an IRS certificate or if the sale price is under $300,000.
(2) Gains on non-principal residences are reported on Canadian tax returns and US taxes paid are credited.
(3) The US has an estate tax that applies to Canadians if they own US assets, which can be reduced by owning property as tenants in common rather than jointly or giving property to charities. Planning with advisors is recommended.
The document identifies 12 common wealth management issues that clients of Kenny & Christiansen Team 12 face: 1) charitable gifting, 2) titling of assets, 3) business succession planning, 4) distribution plan at death, 5) stock options, 6) personal risk management, 7) liquidity needs, 8) family protection, 9) executor/successor trustee issues, 10) lifetime gifting to children & others, 11) investments, and 12) insurance. Through their advisory process, the team can provide guidance and solutions to help clients build a cohesive wealth management plan.
Minimising your exposure to tax is one of the least understood and employed strategies for wealth generation. As Australian businessman Kerry Packer once famously declared “if anybody in this country doesn't minimise their tax, they want their heads read.”
Business Entities: classify, understand, choose, and manage.Berkman Solutions
Business entities are essential for starting, managing, and growing your business. This guides to business entities covers every major type, core concepts, criteria for choosing an entity, and legal entity management.
“Business entity” is a generic term with no legal significance per se. A business entity simply refers to the form of incorporation for a business. When a business incorporates, the law recognizes the business as a distinct entity which can enter contracts and acquire property among other rights and privileges.
There are, of course, some exceptions like sole proprietorships and general partnerships, which do not require incorporation. They also do not have the same right and privileges as incorporated legal entities.
There are four broad groups of business entities: limited liability companies, corporations, partnerships, and sole proprietorships. There are important flavors of each class of business entity.
The Myths & Realities Of Estate Planning 2009cpwalmsley
In this presentation I debunk some common misconceptions with estate planning. This knowledge and more is available to my clients. Audio will soon be added.
The document discusses the 3.8% Medicare surtax introduced by the Affordable Care Act that applies to individuals with modified adjusted gross income over $200,000 and married couples over $250,000. It applies to net investment income including capital gains, dividends, and rents. Gains from selling a primary residence are excluded. The surtax could apply to capital gains over $500,000 for married couples from selling a home if other income exceeds the threshold. Ways to minimize its impact include increasing municipal bond or annuity holdings, installment sales, gifting assets, and Roth IRA conversions.
The document summarizes key changes to estate planning under the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, including an increased estate tax rate of 40% and applicable exclusion amount of $5,250,000. It warns that while fewer estates will face federal taxes, state estate taxes may still apply without planning. Portability allows spouses to maximize exclusions without trusts but has limitations. Income and capital gains tax planning is also important for trusts given higher tax rates. Charitable remainder trusts can help mitigate these taxes.
This document provides information about tax resolution and offers in compromise. It summarizes the common causes of tax issues like failure to file or pay taxes on time. It describes the potential effects of non-payment like asset seizures. It then explains that an offer in compromise allows a taxpayer to settle their tax liability for less than owed, and outlines the three main types of offers. Finally, it promotes the services of Solutions for tax resolution and accounting needs.
This document discusses the rise of social media and its importance for brands. It notes that traditional advertising is becoming less effective as consumers interact more with each other online. It defines social media as people having online conversations and outlines how marketers can use social media to listen to customers, join discussions, and build relationships to create opportunities for brands. The key is supporting creative conversations rather than trying to control messages.
This document summarizes research from Douglas B. Roberts on the relationship between elections and the economy in Michigan, both historically and looking ahead to the 2014 gubernatorial election. It includes data on topics like unemployment rates, auto sales, population trends, and voting results from past state elections. The research examines how the state's economic struggles have impacted political races and vice versa over the decades.
Indian Elections 2014 party manifestoesRahul Jaiswal
The document provides information on political parties and their manifestos in India. It discusses the major national parties - Indian National Congress (INC), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Communist Party of India (CPI), Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) - listing their founding year, current leader, and parliamentary seats. For INC and BJP, it summarizes their key policies on education, health, employment, agriculture, women's security, and foreign affairs as outlined in their respective manifestos. It also includes data on growth in higher education enrollment and numbers of colleges/universities in India from 1950-2011.
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Educators agree that the ability to extract important ideas and key information from text and content is an essential skill in every content area, yet this remains one of the most daunting and difficult tasks for readers of all ages and levels. This presentation explores demystifies the processes involved in extracting the central thoughts from literature and content area text.
This document discusses elections and their relationship to economics. It defines both economics and elections, then explores how elections can affect the economy through influencing policy formation, international trade, GDP, inequality, and corruption. Specific economic factors like industrial production, inflation, businesses, growth, and investment are examined. The document also looks at where election money goes, differences between world and Sri Lankan election systems, weaknesses of Sri Lanka's paper-based elections, and how to overcome these weaknesses through modernizing and enforcing rules.
How social media effects mayor of London electionSaad Kakouli
The document discusses how social media affected the 2016 London mayoral election. It notes that 89% of UK residents use the internet and 50% use social media actively, with Twitter having 15 million active UK users, many of whom are younger. Social media has become an integral part of political campaigns, allowing candidates to engage voters and communicate their messages. For example, the #VentYourRent campaign on issues around housing engaged both voters and candidates. Candidates in the London election, like Sadiq Khan, effectively utilized platforms like Twitter and hashtags to build their supporter base and share their message.
Elections can affect the economy in several ways. Government spending typically increases in an average election year in an effort to boost the economy. However, the economy often slows down in the period leading up to elections as businesses and individuals adopt a wait-and-see approach. After the elections, there is often an increase in investment and economic activity as the political uncertainty is resolved.
Developing countries need trade , not aidDeepak kumar
Trade is preferable to aid for developing countries for several reasons:
1) Trade promotes sustainable growth through increased commercial opportunities and investments that generate jobs and incomes, while aid often makes countries dependent and subjects them to political conditions.
2) Trade reduces poverty and increases standards of living by creating employment, while aid is sometimes diverted by corrupt officials and its continued flow is uncertain.
3) For developing countries like India, promoting trade through policies like FDI, "Make in India", and digitalization allows them to benefit from growing demand and become self-sufficient in the long run rather than relying on aid.
Should Government Control the Internet and its contentsAnirban Roy
, I guess everyone present since morning have at least once logged into your Gmail, facebook , whatsapp , hike accounts etc . right ? thinking a day without internet is like “Oh God ! what will i Do ?”we can say our life revolves around Internet.
we are here to find the answer to the question ,” Should govt. Control the internet and its contents?”..
Government spending increases and economic activity slows ahead of elections. Investments and new projects decline as the consumption of steel and industrial credit growth decelerate during election years. On average, government spending rises 15.84% in election years compared to 11.38% in non-election years, and inflation is also higher at 8.56% versus 7.55% in non-election times.
this PPT is about class 10 political science's chapter Political parties and the material is entirely based on NCERT book ans has been edited for better understanding of students.
The document discusses succession planning for family businesses and navigating taxes. It begins by noting that any transfer of assets between individuals or entities carries potential tax implications like income, gift, estate, or excise taxes. The key is to identify the client's objectives upfront, understand their history and fears, and tailor a plan to minimize taxable transfers and maximize tax exclusions and credits. This allows transferring value below taxation thresholds while still maintaining some control. Tools like trusts, annual gift exclusions, and flow-through entities can help transfer assets out of the estate while addressing client concerns about maintaining control and access to income. The overall goal is a comprehensive plan that moves assets to the desired destination with the fewest tax obstacles.
This document promotes an "anti-tax money strategy" using equity index life insurance policies. It claims these policies allow tax-free growth and withdrawals during retirement, allowing people to spend 25-46% more income compared to traditional taxed retirement plans. It discusses using the policies to reduce taxes on social security benefits and fund retirement in a way that benefits the individual rather than the government. Key risks mentioned include the small risk of an insurance company bankruptcy and that the tax benefits could potentially be eliminated in the future.
Mackie Research Capital Corporation is one of Canada's largest independent full-service investment firms that has been in business since 1921. It is privately owned by over 350 employees. As a fully integrated national investment dealer, it offers wealth management and capital markets services to private clients, institutions, and growth companies. It prides itself on independence, innovation, and integrity in providing unique products and exceptional personalized service.
The JOBS Act creates a new world in which companies can offer their stock to private investors generally through public advertising. While in the past a vast web of federal and state regulations have made it expensive, time consuming and difficult to raise capital, that is no longer the case.
This document discusses various tax planning strategies for both corporations and individuals. It notes that taxes are likely the biggest expense for most families and outlines key areas of financial planning that should be addressed, including tax planning, income planning, risk management, estate planning, education planning, retirement planning, and debt management. It then discusses some common mistakes people make and provides over 50 strategies that most people have not implemented related to taxes, investments, risk management, and more.
The document describes an investment opportunity with a company called Ultimate Venture LLC that buys, renovates, and sells distressed homes. They are seeking private lenders to provide funds to purchase properties, offering annual interest rates of 10-12%, secured by deeds of trust. The company acquires homes cheaply through foreclosure auctions and from banks, renovates them, and quickly resells them for a profit. They claim a 25% cushion of equity in each property to protect investors' principal.
The document discusses estate planning strategies and retirement planning. It provides an overview of David Kossak's background and qualifications in estate planning. It then discusses challenges such as estate taxes, the importance of life insurance, and preparing for retirement through qualified and non-qualified plans. Specific strategies mentioned include irrevocable trusts, annual gifts, life insurance trusts, and non-qualified executive retirement plans.
A captive insurance company is a privately owned insurance company formed to enhance the performance of its owner's business. To receive tax benefits from the IRS, the owner must have a legitimate need to self-insure and meet the IRS tests of risk shifting and risk dispersion. Forming a captive may require significant funding, expert guidance, and time from the owner.
In this special series the Russell Shaw Group shares with us their Short Sale Package. This extensive document will give you a great start to building your own package.
The document provides an introduction to personal finance topics including savings, debt, investing, insurance, and taxes. It discusses the importance of spending less than you earn and saving money. It also covers investing in retirement accounts, the differences between traditional and Roth IRAs, building credit, types of insurance, and health savings accounts. Tips are provided on paying off debt, comparing investment options, and understanding personal risk tolerance when investing.
EAG offers estate planning solutions for the individual with assets that wish to transfer to their heirs while minimizing the effects of Estate Taxes. Estate Advisors Group offers options for planning Estates. Wills, Trusts, and a unique combination of both are covered! Minimize the Estate Taxes, Cash Out Options, Plan for the Future with EAG! Learn more at http://estateadvisors.blogspot.com/ or http://estateadvisor.wordpress.com
Also on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gbpa7zdW4eU
EAG offers unique scenarios for leaving a true legacy. Scholarships, Endowments, major charitable contributions can be accomplished while also leaving to your heirs. Estate Advisors Group offers options for planning Estates. Wills, Trusts, and a unique combination of both are covered! Minimize the Estate Taxes, Cash Out Options, Plan for the Future with EAG! Learn more at http://estateadvisors.blogspot.com/ or http://estateadvisor.wordpress.com Also on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eed-hrxoglI
[On-Demand Webinar] Tips to Successfully Invest in Property | Tips to Save Ta...Emily John
In this on-demand webinar you will learn how to successfully invest in property using our Premium Membership, as well as tips to minimise tax before EOFY
Capital gains and losses refer to profits and losses from the sale of capital assets like stocks, bonds, property. When capital assets are sold, the difference between the purchase and selling price is the capital gain or loss. These gains and losses affect income taxes, with long term capital gains taxed at lower rates than ordinary income. There are several ways to reduce capital gains taxes, such as purchasing another home within two years of selling an existing one, or deducting capital losses from income up to $3,000 per year. Inherited or gifted property can also result in capital gains or losses depending on value changes. Due to complexity, consulting an accountant is recommended to understand personal capital gains and losses situations.
EAG offers unique solutions for small business owners wishing to pass along their business without those painful estate taxes. Estate Advisors Group offers options for planning Estates. Wills, Trusts, and a unique combination of both are covered! Minimize the Estate Taxes, Cash Out Options, Plan for the Future with EAG! Learn more at http://estateadvisors.blogspot.com/ or http://estateadvisor.wordpress.com
Also on YouTube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgBPlYeUNyI
Captive insurance companies (CICs) allow businesses to retain insurance risk and profits to build wealth in a tax-advantaged manner. CICs are owned by their policyholders, typically a single company or business owner. By establishing a CIC, businesses can deduct insurance premiums paid to the CIC to reduce taxes, while the CIC receives the premiums tax-free and invests the funds to grow further. A CIC can be an effective estate planning tool by shifting wealth out of an owner's estate to heirs through the use of an irrevocable trust.
The document describes an investment opportunity with a company called Ultimate Venture LLC that buys, renovates, and sells homes. They are seeking private lenders to provide cash loans secured by the properties in exchange for interest rates of 10-12% annually. The company acquires distressed homes cheaply from banks and auctions, renovates them, and quickly resells them for a profit. They claim to provide security for lenders through securing loans with property liens and title insurance.
The document provides information about The Legend Group, which is an investment services provider offering retirement planning, education savings, insurance, and portfolio management solutions. It details the company's history of providing quality investment solutions for nearly 50 years. Clients work with financial professionals to develop customized plans for their specific goals.
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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How to Make a Field Mandatory in Odoo 17Celine George
In Odoo, making a field required can be done through both Python code and XML views. When you set the required attribute to True in Python code, it makes the field required across all views where it's used. Conversely, when you set the required attribute in XML views, it makes the field required only in the context of that particular view.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
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Wealth Transfer Now
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Jamie Kalicki & Mark Smallhouse
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2. Procrastinator’s Guide to Last-Minute
Estate Planning
Current state of the law.
Once in a lifetime opportunity to give up to $5 million/$10 million to heirs
without gift tax or generation-skipping transfer tax. Opportunity will expire
12/31/12.
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3. What This Means to You
Estates with assets of greater than $1 million will, after 12/31/12, be taxed
at 55% (current tax rate is 35%).
Transfer now to avoid the uncertainty generated by what the future brings.
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4. Sounds Great – But I Do Not Want to Give
up Control and Enjoyment of my Assets!
You do not have to. We can designate transfers of assets to the following
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those assets.
Family Limited Liability Companies/LLP’s
A Nevada Asset Protection Trust
Nevantage STING™ Trust
Intentionally Defective Grantor Trusts
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5. Is This Really Going to Happen?
There have been previous proposals to reduce the gift/estate tax exclusion
to $3.5 million; however, the extremely partisan race concerns us.
Increases in inflation scare us more.
Even more scary is the Obama Administration’s 2013 revenue proposals
dealing with common estate planning strategies.
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6. Why Do I Need to Act Now?
Curing problems.
Valuation problems.
The moral - if you think you are going to take advantage of this opportunity,
you need to start now.
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7. Understanding the 3.8% Medicare Surtax
The Affordable Care Act imposes a 3.8% Medicare surtax.
The 3.8% Medicare surtax is set forth new IRC §1411, which is effective for
tax years after 2012.
The 3.8% surtax applies to certain passive investment income of individuals
and trusts and estates based upon a mathematical formula.
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8. Application of Surtax to Individuals
Threshold amounts.
Joint filers - $250,000
Married taxpayers filing separately - $125,000
Individual taxpayers - $200,000
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9. Types of Income the Tax Applies To
Dividends
Rents
Interest
Capital Gains
Royalty
Passive Activity Income
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10. Types of Income Excluded from Surtax
Self-Employment Income
Active Trader Business Income
Gain on Sale of Active Interest in partnerships or S corporations
IRA or qualified plan distributions
Trusts for charities, except Charitable Lead Trusts
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11. Planning to Avoid or Minimize the Impact
of the Tax
There are a number of planning techniques that to reduce your exposure to
tax. Those include:
Reduce your overall net investment income by allocating more of your
investments:
o Tax-deferred annuities
o Life Insurance
o Rental Real Estate
o Oil and Gas Investments
Sell appreciated assets now.
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Join us next month on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th
as we discuss:
“END OF THE YEAR PLANNING”
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