养老金税务讲座
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1️⃣ Super contribution 养老金累积阶段相关税务问题
2️⃣ What investments you can have in super 养老金账户一般都可以作什么样的投资
3️⃣ Characteristics of shares investment in super 用养老金投资股票的税务特点
4️⃣ Pension benefits payments 退休/养老金阶段相关税务问题
This document discusses the tax benefits of incorporating for realtors. It outlines how incorporation allows for tax deferral through lower corporate tax rates compared to personal tax rates. Incorporation also enables income splitting between family members through dividend payments. Finally, incorporation provides liability protection as corporate assets are separate from personal assets, shielding personal assets from business-related lawsuits. The document provides examples of how to structure compensation, utilize investment vehicles like RRSPs, and engage in tax planning to further reduce taxes.
This is the first half of a presentation I gave at Pace University Law School's Program: New Directions: Practical Skills for Returning to Law Practice
http://web.pace.edu/page.cfm?doc_id=29130
Prepare for New Medicare Taxes & Other Potential Tax IncreasesCBIZ, Inc.
The combined effect of the new Medicare taxes contained in the health care reform law with the expiration of the “Bush Tax Cuts” has created what some pundits are calling “Taxmageddon.” Here is a summary of these potential tax increases, how they will affect you, and some ideas of how to mitigate the impact.
This document provides an overview of Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 exchanges, which allow taxpayers to defer capital gains tax when selling investment or business property and reinvesting the proceeds into similar "like-kind" property. Key points covered include what qualifies for a 1031 exchange, requirements and timelines, exchange terminology, strategies for forward and reverse exchanges, benefits for realtors and taxpayers, and common misconceptions about 1031 exchanges.
Many countries are implementing tax incentives and job protection measures to help companies during the economic downturn. Belgium is reducing employment costs and increasing tax deductions for R&D. Brazil is allowing offsets of social security taxes with asset depreciation. Canada is lowering corporate tax rates. France offers tax exemptions for foreign workers. Luxembourg provides tax credits for hiring and is lowering corporate taxes. The Netherlands has a temporary lower corporate tax rate. Norway proposes exit taxes for transferring assets abroad. Switzerland offers a tax credit against capital taxes, useful for U.S. companies.
AGM Abogados is a law firm with over 30 years of experience in Spain and international offices. It has over 130 lawyers, economists, and administrative staff. The firm offers specialized legal services across various practice areas including mergers and acquisitions, taxation, real estate, and more. The document then discusses the main features and tax implications of Spain's special tax system for foreign shareholding entities (Spanish Holding/ETVE).
Dividend distribution tax is levied in India on domestic companies at 15% of dividends declared. The dividend is grossed up to account for this tax, so the effective tax rate is currently 20.3576%. Certain tax planning opportunities exist to avoid double taxation, such as coinciding dividend payments from subsidiaries in the same year. Dividend received by shareholders from domestic companies is generally tax exempt up to 10 lakhs, but any amount over 10 lakhs is taxed at 10% as per section 115BBDA.
This document discusses the tax benefits of incorporating for realtors. It outlines how incorporation allows for tax deferral through lower corporate tax rates compared to personal tax rates. Incorporation also enables income splitting between family members through dividend payments. Finally, incorporation provides liability protection as corporate assets are separate from personal assets, shielding personal assets from business-related lawsuits. The document provides examples of how to structure compensation, utilize investment vehicles like RRSPs, and engage in tax planning to further reduce taxes.
This is the first half of a presentation I gave at Pace University Law School's Program: New Directions: Practical Skills for Returning to Law Practice
http://web.pace.edu/page.cfm?doc_id=29130
Prepare for New Medicare Taxes & Other Potential Tax IncreasesCBIZ, Inc.
The combined effect of the new Medicare taxes contained in the health care reform law with the expiration of the “Bush Tax Cuts” has created what some pundits are calling “Taxmageddon.” Here is a summary of these potential tax increases, how they will affect you, and some ideas of how to mitigate the impact.
This document provides an overview of Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 exchanges, which allow taxpayers to defer capital gains tax when selling investment or business property and reinvesting the proceeds into similar "like-kind" property. Key points covered include what qualifies for a 1031 exchange, requirements and timelines, exchange terminology, strategies for forward and reverse exchanges, benefits for realtors and taxpayers, and common misconceptions about 1031 exchanges.
Many countries are implementing tax incentives and job protection measures to help companies during the economic downturn. Belgium is reducing employment costs and increasing tax deductions for R&D. Brazil is allowing offsets of social security taxes with asset depreciation. Canada is lowering corporate tax rates. France offers tax exemptions for foreign workers. Luxembourg provides tax credits for hiring and is lowering corporate taxes. The Netherlands has a temporary lower corporate tax rate. Norway proposes exit taxes for transferring assets abroad. Switzerland offers a tax credit against capital taxes, useful for U.S. companies.
AGM Abogados is a law firm with over 30 years of experience in Spain and international offices. It has over 130 lawyers, economists, and administrative staff. The firm offers specialized legal services across various practice areas including mergers and acquisitions, taxation, real estate, and more. The document then discusses the main features and tax implications of Spain's special tax system for foreign shareholding entities (Spanish Holding/ETVE).
Dividend distribution tax is levied in India on domestic companies at 15% of dividends declared. The dividend is grossed up to account for this tax, so the effective tax rate is currently 20.3576%. Certain tax planning opportunities exist to avoid double taxation, such as coinciding dividend payments from subsidiaries in the same year. Dividend received by shareholders from domestic companies is generally tax exempt up to 10 lakhs, but any amount over 10 lakhs is taxed at 10% as per section 115BBDA.
This document discusses various legal considerations for starting a new business, including funding options, choice of entity, pass-through taxation, intellectual property issues, capital structure, and positioning for an exit. It compares C corporations and S corporations, noting S corporations avoid double taxation but pass income directly to shareholders. The document also covers trademark filing, trade secrets, patents, copyrights, employment agreements, and preparing for a future acquisition, IPO, or to become a cash cow business.
Back to basics Distributions from trustsPriya Dutta
Distributions from trusts may be subject to income tax or capital gains tax, depending on whether the trust is UK resident or offshore. For UK resident trusts, the tax treatment depends on the type of trust and whether it is settlor interested. Offshore trust distributions are taxed based on the source of income and whether the settlor or beneficiaries have an interest in the trust. Practitioners should understand the basic tax rules for trust distributions in order to advise clients correctly.
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 provides 10 tax tips for 2014 from Laurence Parry, Head of Private Client Tax. The tips include: ensuring LLP profit sharing arrangements are related to overall profits; deciding between LLP or limited company structures for corporate partners; liquidating existing corporate partners to potentially access entrepreneurs' relief; being careful of non-domiciled remittances and inheritance tax after 17 out of 20 years in the UK; claiming overseas workday relief; watching restrictions on loss relief; using gift aid to reduce tax; and speaking with tax advisors to avoid future headaches in complying with tax rules.
While the chances that your return will be chosen for an audit are slim, you never know when you will be one On the IRS hit list. Here are 6 relatively easy ways to steer clear of an audit.
This document discusses captive insurance companies (CICs) which are insurance companies owned by businesses that provide self-insurance. It outlines how CICs are formed, regulated, operate, and the tax benefits they provide including deductible premiums payments and up to $1.2 million in untaxed premiums per year. It also discusses costs of setting up a CIC, exit strategies for owners, and other benefits like cost savings and flexibility.
The document provides an overview of partnerships as a form of business organization. It defines a partnership as an association of two or more people to carry on a business for profit. It outlines the key characteristics of partnerships, including association of individuals, mutual agency, co-ownership of property, unlimited liability, and limited life. The document also discusses different types of partnership organizations and their advantages and disadvantages. It covers forming a partnership, dividing net income/loss, and basic partnership accounting and financial statements.
Information On Property Tax Lien Investinglschmidtcep
Earn Attractive Annual Yields by Investing in Tax Liens and Deeds purchased by Commercial Equity Partners, Ltd. Your funds are invested through the purchase of Property Tax Liens throughout the United States.
This document defines key tax concepts and terms. It explains that the taxable event or fact is what triggers the obligation to pay taxes, such as earning income or owning a home. The base or subject of the tax is then quantified and any legally allowed reductions are subtracted to obtain the taxable base. The applicable tax rate or percentage is then applied to the taxable base to determine the full quota or initial amount owed. Deductions may be subtracted from the full quota to determine the liquid or final quota owed. Withholding taxes paid are also accounted for, and the difference between the liquid quota and payments made is the differential quota, which could be an amount owed or a refund due. The taxpayer is the individual or entity the
Foreign investment in us real estate august 10 2012 - jg updatedRoger Royse
This document summarizes key considerations for foreign investment in U.S. real estate. It discusses income tax and withholding obligations, and outlines different structures for foreign ownership of U.S. real estate like owning through a foreign corporation or U.S. corporation. It also briefly covers like-kind exchange transactions and estate and gift tax implications for foreign individuals investing in U.S. real estate.
In this presentation i tried to brief, what is tax relief, types of tax reliefs, Innocent Spouse Relief Tax Program, Relief By Separation Of Liability and more about other popular Tax Program,
The document provides information about electing S corporation status for Cane, Inc. It discusses:
- Cane, Inc. has been a C corporation with less than $100,000 annual income, but expects losses in the next few years due to imports
- Electing S corporation status could allow deducting anticipated losses and provide tax benefits
- Requirements for S corporation eligibility include being a domestic corporation with one class of stock and 100 or fewer shareholders
- Cane, Inc. could elect S status if it has identical voting and non-voting stock and shareholders consent before the deadline
The document summarizes key changes from the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 and provides 13 financial planning strategies to consider in response. Some of the major tax changes include higher income tax rates for top earners, increased capital gains and dividend taxes, and new Medicare taxes. The strategies suggest reviewing one's portfolio to optimize its tax efficiency, taking advantage of tax-deferred growth options, and considering Roth conversions.
The document summarizes the key tax implications for landlords in the UK. It discusses capital gains tax, inheritance tax, income tax, and recent legislative changes affecting landlords. The presentation provides an overview of how landlords can reduce their tax burden through various allowances, exemptions, and tax-efficient investments and planning strategies. It encourages landlords to be aware of their tax obligations and opportunities to minimize taxes owed.
The document discusses the alternative minimum tax (AMT), including its history and structure. It provides examples to illustrate how the AMT calculation differs from the regular tax calculation. Key differences include fewer allowed deductions, no personal exemptions, and lower exemption amounts that are not indexed for inflation. As a result, taxpayers with high incomes but not extremely high incomes are most likely to face the AMT, referred to as the "sweet spot." The document also outlines some common tax planning strategies to minimize AMT liability.
Any US Citizen Green Card Holder, or future resident looking to save as part of their retirement in a tax efficient savings vehicle holding should consider pension planning utilising a Maltese pension plan and these are particularly attractive to individuals aged 50 and over when compared to traditional variable annuity contracts or qualified insurance contracts.
If you are a US Citizen Green Card Holder, or future US resident looking to save as part of your retirement and you would like information regarding this tax deferred pension plan, please email julian.galvin@tyche-group.com and remember to include your name & contact number.
The Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act (FIRPTA) taxes foreign persons on the sale or disposition of U.S. real estate at a rate of 10%. FIRPTA requires the buyer of U.S. real estate from a foreign person to withhold 10% of the total sale price. Some exemptions apply, such as if the property is used as a primary residence and the sale price is under $300,000. Resident aliens are not subject to FIRPTA. A foreign corporation distributing U.S. real estate to shareholders must withhold 35% of any gain. The buyer bears liability if the withholding is not properly conducted.
Foreign investment in U.S. real estate.Roger Royse
This document provides an overview of key tax considerations for foreign investment in U.S. real estate, including income taxation of effectively connected income and fixed or determinable annual income, FIRPTA withholding taxes, estate and gift taxation, and structuring vehicles for foreign investment. It discusses ownership through foreign corporations, U.S. corporations, and a combination of both to minimize U.S. tax exposure for foreign investors.
The document discusses tax planning and compliance strategies for businesses operating in the United States. It covers topics such as debt versus equity classification, Delaware franchise taxes, establishing US operations and related state tax implications, sales tax issues and audits, and IRS Form W-8 requirements for foreign entities. An agenda is provided outlining these issues to ensure proper tax planning and compliance to prepare for potential tax audits.
Settlement Agreements at a glance - a guide for employers. Lucy Truscott, senior associate at Kervin & Barnes, talks you through the key issues to be aware of when it comes to drafting and negotiating Settlement Agreements (formerly known as Compromise Agreements).
What is a Franking Credit and How Does it Impact Your Tax Return_.pptxtaxlyai
Franking credits, also known as imputation credits, are a unique feature of the Australian tax system designed to prevent double taxation of company profits when distributed as dividends to shareholders. Originally published at https://taxly.ai/tax-returns/what-is-a-franking-credit-and-how-does-it-impact-your-tax-return/#Types_of_Franking_Credits_in_Australia
This document discusses various legal considerations for starting a new business, including funding options, choice of entity, pass-through taxation, intellectual property issues, capital structure, and positioning for an exit. It compares C corporations and S corporations, noting S corporations avoid double taxation but pass income directly to shareholders. The document also covers trademark filing, trade secrets, patents, copyrights, employment agreements, and preparing for a future acquisition, IPO, or to become a cash cow business.
Back to basics Distributions from trustsPriya Dutta
Distributions from trusts may be subject to income tax or capital gains tax, depending on whether the trust is UK resident or offshore. For UK resident trusts, the tax treatment depends on the type of trust and whether it is settlor interested. Offshore trust distributions are taxed based on the source of income and whether the settlor or beneficiaries have an interest in the trust. Practitioners should understand the basic tax rules for trust distributions in order to advise clients correctly.
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 provides 10 tax tips for 2014 from Laurence Parry, Head of Private Client Tax. The tips include: ensuring LLP profit sharing arrangements are related to overall profits; deciding between LLP or limited company structures for corporate partners; liquidating existing corporate partners to potentially access entrepreneurs' relief; being careful of non-domiciled remittances and inheritance tax after 17 out of 20 years in the UK; claiming overseas workday relief; watching restrictions on loss relief; using gift aid to reduce tax; and speaking with tax advisors to avoid future headaches in complying with tax rules.
While the chances that your return will be chosen for an audit are slim, you never know when you will be one On the IRS hit list. Here are 6 relatively easy ways to steer clear of an audit.
This document discusses captive insurance companies (CICs) which are insurance companies owned by businesses that provide self-insurance. It outlines how CICs are formed, regulated, operate, and the tax benefits they provide including deductible premiums payments and up to $1.2 million in untaxed premiums per year. It also discusses costs of setting up a CIC, exit strategies for owners, and other benefits like cost savings and flexibility.
The document provides an overview of partnerships as a form of business organization. It defines a partnership as an association of two or more people to carry on a business for profit. It outlines the key characteristics of partnerships, including association of individuals, mutual agency, co-ownership of property, unlimited liability, and limited life. The document also discusses different types of partnership organizations and their advantages and disadvantages. It covers forming a partnership, dividing net income/loss, and basic partnership accounting and financial statements.
Information On Property Tax Lien Investinglschmidtcep
Earn Attractive Annual Yields by Investing in Tax Liens and Deeds purchased by Commercial Equity Partners, Ltd. Your funds are invested through the purchase of Property Tax Liens throughout the United States.
This document defines key tax concepts and terms. It explains that the taxable event or fact is what triggers the obligation to pay taxes, such as earning income or owning a home. The base or subject of the tax is then quantified and any legally allowed reductions are subtracted to obtain the taxable base. The applicable tax rate or percentage is then applied to the taxable base to determine the full quota or initial amount owed. Deductions may be subtracted from the full quota to determine the liquid or final quota owed. Withholding taxes paid are also accounted for, and the difference between the liquid quota and payments made is the differential quota, which could be an amount owed or a refund due. The taxpayer is the individual or entity the
Foreign investment in us real estate august 10 2012 - jg updatedRoger Royse
This document summarizes key considerations for foreign investment in U.S. real estate. It discusses income tax and withholding obligations, and outlines different structures for foreign ownership of U.S. real estate like owning through a foreign corporation or U.S. corporation. It also briefly covers like-kind exchange transactions and estate and gift tax implications for foreign individuals investing in U.S. real estate.
In this presentation i tried to brief, what is tax relief, types of tax reliefs, Innocent Spouse Relief Tax Program, Relief By Separation Of Liability and more about other popular Tax Program,
The document provides information about electing S corporation status for Cane, Inc. It discusses:
- Cane, Inc. has been a C corporation with less than $100,000 annual income, but expects losses in the next few years due to imports
- Electing S corporation status could allow deducting anticipated losses and provide tax benefits
- Requirements for S corporation eligibility include being a domestic corporation with one class of stock and 100 or fewer shareholders
- Cane, Inc. could elect S status if it has identical voting and non-voting stock and shareholders consent before the deadline
The document summarizes key changes from the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 and provides 13 financial planning strategies to consider in response. Some of the major tax changes include higher income tax rates for top earners, increased capital gains and dividend taxes, and new Medicare taxes. The strategies suggest reviewing one's portfolio to optimize its tax efficiency, taking advantage of tax-deferred growth options, and considering Roth conversions.
The document summarizes the key tax implications for landlords in the UK. It discusses capital gains tax, inheritance tax, income tax, and recent legislative changes affecting landlords. The presentation provides an overview of how landlords can reduce their tax burden through various allowances, exemptions, and tax-efficient investments and planning strategies. It encourages landlords to be aware of their tax obligations and opportunities to minimize taxes owed.
The document discusses the alternative minimum tax (AMT), including its history and structure. It provides examples to illustrate how the AMT calculation differs from the regular tax calculation. Key differences include fewer allowed deductions, no personal exemptions, and lower exemption amounts that are not indexed for inflation. As a result, taxpayers with high incomes but not extremely high incomes are most likely to face the AMT, referred to as the "sweet spot." The document also outlines some common tax planning strategies to minimize AMT liability.
Any US Citizen Green Card Holder, or future resident looking to save as part of their retirement in a tax efficient savings vehicle holding should consider pension planning utilising a Maltese pension plan and these are particularly attractive to individuals aged 50 and over when compared to traditional variable annuity contracts or qualified insurance contracts.
If you are a US Citizen Green Card Holder, or future US resident looking to save as part of your retirement and you would like information regarding this tax deferred pension plan, please email julian.galvin@tyche-group.com and remember to include your name & contact number.
The Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act (FIRPTA) taxes foreign persons on the sale or disposition of U.S. real estate at a rate of 10%. FIRPTA requires the buyer of U.S. real estate from a foreign person to withhold 10% of the total sale price. Some exemptions apply, such as if the property is used as a primary residence and the sale price is under $300,000. Resident aliens are not subject to FIRPTA. A foreign corporation distributing U.S. real estate to shareholders must withhold 35% of any gain. The buyer bears liability if the withholding is not properly conducted.
Foreign investment in U.S. real estate.Roger Royse
This document provides an overview of key tax considerations for foreign investment in U.S. real estate, including income taxation of effectively connected income and fixed or determinable annual income, FIRPTA withholding taxes, estate and gift taxation, and structuring vehicles for foreign investment. It discusses ownership through foreign corporations, U.S. corporations, and a combination of both to minimize U.S. tax exposure for foreign investors.
The document discusses tax planning and compliance strategies for businesses operating in the United States. It covers topics such as debt versus equity classification, Delaware franchise taxes, establishing US operations and related state tax implications, sales tax issues and audits, and IRS Form W-8 requirements for foreign entities. An agenda is provided outlining these issues to ensure proper tax planning and compliance to prepare for potential tax audits.
Settlement Agreements at a glance - a guide for employers. Lucy Truscott, senior associate at Kervin & Barnes, talks you through the key issues to be aware of when it comes to drafting and negotiating Settlement Agreements (formerly known as Compromise Agreements).
What is a Franking Credit and How Does it Impact Your Tax Return_.pptxtaxlyai
Franking credits, also known as imputation credits, are a unique feature of the Australian tax system designed to prevent double taxation of company profits when distributed as dividends to shareholders. Originally published at https://taxly.ai/tax-returns/what-is-a-franking-credit-and-how-does-it-impact-your-tax-return/#Types_of_Franking_Credits_in_Australia
South-Western Federal Taxation 2024 Corporations, Partnerships, Estates and Trusts, 47th Edition Solution Manual ISBN-13 9780357900673, full product at https://coursecost.com/product/solution-manual-for-south-western-federal-taxation-2024-corporations-partnerships-estates-and-trusts-47th-edition/
Tax management paper BBA University of PeshawarEmmaSidd
Q.1. Withholding tax is levied on the withdrawal of cash from the bank accounts by the customer. The current rate of the withholding tax is 0.3% for Tax filers and 0.6% for Non-Tax Filer. What is your opinion; is withholding tax meant to be a major source of earning for the government or helpful for documentation of the economy?
Q.3 Wealth Tax Return form used for the return of net wealth under section 14 of the Wealth Tax Act, 1963 (XV of 1963). Explain the legal importance of Wealth Tax Return proforma?
Entrepreneurs will face a huge number of decisions as they move from concept to commercialization. One of the
first major decisions is what type of legal entity to form in order to move their great ideas forward. Why does it
matter? Because different entities have very different rules regarding limited liability, management and control
flexibility, capital structure, tax efficiency and eligible investors.
This document discusses myths and realities surrounding annuities. It aims to dispel common misconceptions about annuities by providing factual information. Some myths addressed include that annuities are prohibitively expensive, their gains are taxed at higher rates than other investments, tax deferral is lost if an annuity is owned by a trust, and they are treated the same as other assets when inherited. The document explains that variable annuities can offer valuable benefits that justify their costs, their effective tax rates are often lower than assumed, tax deferral may be retained if the trust beneficiary is a person, and beneficiaries have tax deductions to alleviate double taxation upon inheritance.
This document provides an overview of accounting, budgeting, taxation and compliance for businesses. It discusses preparing annual budgets and comparing them to actuals to aid in planning. It covers income tax slabs, deductions, capital gains and TDS rates. Profits are computed for different businesses. Compliance requirements like registration, returns and due dates are outlined for VAT, service tax and professional tax.
Top 5 strategies to keep your profits in your pocketTim Miron
The document provides strategies for reducing taxes through effective tax planning, income splitting, and hybrid expenses. The top 5 strategies discussed are: 1) Effective tax planning through incorporation, holding companies, retirement planning, life insurance, and SRED credits. 2) Income splitting using salaries, dividends, property payments, family trusts, and multiple corporations. 3) Hybrid expenses such as home office, automobile, cell phones, and medical expenses. Specific tax savings examples are provided for many of these strategies.
Facts After 20+ years of working for other firms, Penelope (Enrolle.pdfANANDCROCKERKOTA
Facts: After 20+ years of working for other firms, Penelope (Enrolled Agent, age 41), Mark
(CPA, age 43) and John (CVA, age 65) want to leave the firms they are currently employed by
and become their own bosses. Penelope specializes in taxes, Mark is an auditor and John is a
business valuation expert.
There are so many options available for how they can structure the new business(s). The
appropriate business entity for any individual(s) will depend on their particular facts and
circumstances.
You are a valued colleague and friend of this threesome, and they have come to you seeking
advice as to how to structure their new business. They have the knowledge to figure it out
themselves, but are looking for the advice of an unbiased 3rd party. Please consider the
following tax and non-tax considerations as you recommend an entity choice to Penelope, Mark,
and John.
Part I: Discuss (not just list) the various forms of organization that are available to Penelope,
Mark, and John.
Part II: Make your recommendation as to what form (choose only one) of organization you
believe will be best, and be sure to explain the reasoning for your choice.
Part III: Discuss the tax consequences of contributing cash, property, and/or services to the new
entity that you have recommended.
Part IV: Discuss, in detail, how this entity that you have recommended is taxed (if at all), and
what filing requirements it has with the IRS.
Part V: Discuss how income and distributions may/will be allocated to Penelope, Mark, and John
from the entity that you have recommended.
Part VI: Discuss, in detail, how the individuals are taxed (if at all) with respect to the net profits
from this entity that you have recommended, and what filing requirements they will each have
with the IRS.
Part VII: Discuss how Penelope, Mark, and John will calculate their \"basis\" in the new entity.
Be sure to include the impact that debt has on basis, if any.
Part VIII: Discuss the liability exposure that Penelope, Mark, and John\'s personal assets will
have to the debts and lawsuits of the entity you have recommended.
Solution
Answer:
Part I: Discuss (not just list) the various forms of organization that are available to Penelope,
Mark, and John.
Partnership in which each of the partners is liable for all of the firm\'s debts, and the actions of
one partner are binding on each of the other partners. Partnerships entail more than one person in
the decision-making process, it’s important to discuss a wide variety of issues up front and
develop a legal partnership agreement. This agreement should document how future business
decisions will be made, including how the partners will divide profits; resolve disputes, change
ownership and how to dissolve the partnership. Each partner reports partnership income on their
individual tax return. Liabilities: LLC is may not be the right businesses if you’re seeking a
public or raise capital. LLCs require few ongoing formalities but usually require periodic filings.
Business Law & Order - January 20, 2014 - Tax PlanningAnnArborSPARK
The document provides an overview and summary of a presentation on tax planning related to equity incentive strategies, valuation methodologies, challenges in valuing early stage companies, and the net investment income tax. It discusses share-based payment awards, considerations in selecting valuation models, difficulties in valuing startups, and details of the additional 3.8% tax on net investment income over certain thresholds. Examples are also given to illustrate how the net investment income tax applies in different scenarios.
The document introduces the M Financial Group and their "Super Roth" deferred compensation strategy. It summarizes that the strategy allows tax-free growth and tax-free withdrawals through a company-sponsored plan with life insurance funding. It provides hypothetical examples showing how the "Super Roth" strategy could provide higher total and spendable retirement benefits than traditional pension or personal investment strategies by diversifying accumulations and hedging against future tax increases.
The Ab Cs Of Variable Annuities Presentationjtarnofs
1) Variable annuities are long-term investment products designed for retirement purposes that allow payments to an insurance company which then pays out an income or lump sum later.
2) There are fees associated with variable annuities including mortality and expense charges, sales charges, and fees for optional benefits.
3) Case studies are presented to show how variable annuities may help investors meet different financial goals like guaranteed retirement income or protecting beneficiaries.
- Mutual funds are inefficient and tax-inefficient investment vehicles due to their inability to deduct capital losses and requirement to distribute capital gains to shareholders each year. This can result in shareholders paying taxes on gains even if their investment lost money.
- For example, a shareholder may pay taxes on gains from a stock their mutual fund sold at a profit, even if the shareholder bought into the fund after the stock's value had risen.
- The investment committee recommends investors reconsider using mutual funds due to these tax issues that occur annually and are outside of the investor's control.
ECI FIRPTA - OPG Presentation 2015-06-24 FINAL DRAFTPaul Wiley
This document provides a summary of key concepts regarding effectively connected income (ECI) and the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act (FIRPTA) for alternative investment managers. It discusses how certain investment and business activities conducted in the US, such as direct lending, loan origination, investments in partnerships, and interests in US real property, can generate ECI and be subject to US taxation. It also notes that otherwise safe harbored investment income and gains could be recharacterized as ECI if the underlying activities constitute a US trade or business. The document cautions managers to consider facts and circumstances carefully to avoid unintentionally generating ECI.
This document is a lab file submitted by a student named Sukhchain Aggarwal for their degree in commerce. It contains an introduction, declaration, acknowledgements, table of contents, and begins discussing topics related to corporate tax planning in India. The key points covered include:
- An overview of corporate tax planning and how it can help reduce a company's tax liability through proper planning.
- The various heads of income that are considered for taxation: income from house property, business/profession, capital gains, and other sources.
- Methods of tax planning such as planning employee remuneration to ensure deductibility and tax benefits, deducting tax at source in specified cases, and the tax benefits of
The document defines key terms related to a cash flow statement such as cash flows, cash equivalents, and the three categories of cash flows - operating, investing, and financing activities. It explains that the cash flow statement classifies cash inflows and outflows according to these three activities. The objectives are to determine the sources and uses of cash from each activity. The document also provides examples of cash inflows and outflows that would be included in each of the three activities.
This document provides information for Kayla Falk's business principles homework assignment that is due on February 14, 2021 and worth 30 points. It includes details on sole proprietorships, general partnerships, limited partnerships, limited liability companies, C corporations, and S corporations. For each business structure, it outlines aspects like control, taxes, liability, registration/fees, advantages, disadvantages, and continuation upon an owner's death. It also asks Kayla to identify which structure she would choose for her mock business and to provide location options in Wisconsin to set up the business.
The document provides information from a law firm on various legal and business entity structuring matters for startups including choosing an entity type, ownership and vesting considerations, intellectual property protections, and employment compliance. It discusses the pros and cons of different entity types like LLCs and corporations and ownership issues like founders stock vesting terms and tax treatment.
This document discusses the taxability of dividend income in India. It provides definitions of dividends and explains that dividends are now taxable in the hands of shareholders after the abolition of Dividend Distribution Tax in 2020. The document answers several frequently asked questions on topics like the applicable tax rates, allowable deductions, and tax obligations of companies regarding dividends. Non-disclosure of dividend income can lead to notices from tax authorities as dividends are now reported in the annual information system.
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7大错误传说/理解
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1️⃣ 房子放在super fund/family trust下买更好
2️⃣ 做折旧报告(Depreciation report)可以抵更多的税
3️⃣ 先买投资房好,可以先抵税
4️⃣ 购买投资房产时的相关杂费费用可以马上抵税(Claiming the costs of purchasing and selling a rental property as deductible expenses.)
5️⃣ 只要是和投资房相关的费用,都可以抵税
6️⃣ 自己名下的自住房售出时无需缴纳capital gain tax
7️⃣ 只要是用投资房抵押出来的贷款都可以抵税(Overstating claims for deductions on the interest on the loan taken out for both income-producing and private purposes.)
1️⃣ Back to Basics 家庭信托投资结构解释
2️⃣ Top 5 myths about family trust 家庭信托5大错误解读
3️⃣ 6 ways to use family trust for tax savings 家庭
4️⃣ 信托节税5大优势
5️⃣ 5 pitfalls when using family trust for
6️⃣ investments 使用家庭信托投资的5大陷阱/注意事项
BOOST YOUR BUSINESS GROWTH BY TECHNOLOGY
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醒, 库存管理,多种付款方式整合
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3️⃣如何围绕email软件提高办公室效率-预约,任务提醒,自动与其他软件同步一个都不能少
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⽣意购买尽职调查
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW WHEN BUYING BUSINESS
*Thinking like a bank(对待出售生意,像银行一样思考)
*Buying the business itself or company shares(购买生意
本身还是公司股份? 利弊分析)
*Common traps when buying business(购买生意时常见陷阱)
*When buying with your friends/business partners(有其
他合伙人介入时,需要注意的事项)
*购买生意融资利息抵税问题
*生意投资结构选择问题
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"Does Foreign Direct Investment Negatively Affect Preservation of Culture in the Global South? Case Studies in Thailand and Cambodia."
Do elements of globalization, such as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), negatively affect the ability of countries in the Global South to preserve their culture? This research aims to answer this question by employing a cross-sectional comparative case study analysis utilizing methods of difference. Thailand and Cambodia are compared as they are in the same region and have a similar culture. The metric of difference between Thailand and Cambodia is their ability to preserve their culture. This ability is operationalized by their respective attitudes towards FDI; Thailand imposes stringent regulations and limitations on FDI while Cambodia does not hesitate to accept most FDI and imposes fewer limitations. The evidence from this study suggests that FDI from globally influential countries with high gross domestic products (GDPs) (e.g. China, U.S.) challenges the ability of countries with lower GDPs (e.g. Cambodia) to protect their culture. Furthermore, the ability, or lack thereof, of the receiving countries to protect their culture is amplified by the existence and implementation of restrictive FDI policies imposed by their governments.
My study abroad in Bali, Indonesia, inspired this research topic as I noticed how globalization is changing the culture of its people. I learned their language and way of life which helped me understand the beauty and importance of cultural preservation. I believe we could all benefit from learning new perspectives as they could help us ideate solutions to contemporary issues and empathize with others.
2. WHAT'S
COVERED
Super contribution养老金累积阶段相关税务问题
What investments you can have in super养老金账
户一般都可以作什么样的投资
Characteristics of shares investment in super
用养老金投资股票的税务特点
Pension benefits payments 退休/养老金阶段相关税务
问题
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3. Super contribution
养老金累积阶段相关税务问题
Super co-contributions
Concessional/non concessional contribution
税前$25K最高/税后$100K最高, 可一次用完3年配额也就是$300K
Spouse contrbutions (after tax with potential
tax offset)
contribution种类
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Contributions splitting (before tax)
Super investment return
CGT small business retirement exemption
4. Super contribution
养老金累积阶段相关税务问题
In Specie Asset transfers
Cash 现金
Paying a fund expense替养老金支付某些费用
contribution形式
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ASX Listed SecuritiesWidely
Held Managed Funds
Business or Commercial Property
Cash Based investments such as Bonds and Debentures.
5. SMSF养老金账户一般都可以作什么样的投资
Real estate property
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如果是residential房产, 不能从related party来购买,也不能出租给
related party
Commercial房产可以卖给和出租给related party's business
Super fund可以和银行借款(条件限制很多)
Super fund可以满足某些条件下和自己related party联合持有real
estate property (13.22c)
Shares and managed funds 股票基金
collectables and personal use assets
艺术收藏品
古董/钱币/比特币
汽车/游艇等
6. SMSF养老金账户一般都可以作什么样的投资
Purchase a Property with a Related Party
– Using a 13.22c Trust(NON GEAR)
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A has an SMSF that has $250,000 that they would like
to invest in a commercial property.
A also have the ability to borrow $350,000 against their
home that they would like to invest in property.
A unit trust is established and their SMSF purchases
$200,000 of units leaving $50,000 liquidity in the fund
and he purchases $350,000 of the units personally which
funds the unit trust with $550,000 in cash and the
SMSF owning 36% and A owning 64%.
7. SMSF养老金账户一般都可以作什么样的投资
Purchase a Property with a Related Party
– Using a 13.22c Trust(NON GEAR)
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Have no debt and not allow any security to be taken
over its assets;
Have no lease arrangement with a related party other
than one relating to business real property;
Not acquire an asset (other than business real
property) from a related party;
Not lend money to any entity other than an
authorised deposit taking institution (eg, a bank);
Not conduct a business.
Not own an interest in another entity – which means
it cannot own shares or invest in another trust.
9. Pension benefits payments
退休/养老金阶段相关税务问题
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SMSF Pension Documents
Pension Payment Agreement
Product Disclosure Statement
Death benefits nomination
Reversionary VS non Reversionary
Application form - from fund member to fund trustee(s)
SMSF Income Stream Pension/Lump Sum
每年按照比例逐年取出/一次性全部取走
什么时候可以开始动用自己的养老金?
56? 60? 65?
10. THANKYOU!如有其它相关税务问题,可用以下联系方式提问
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Mobile 0433 738 155 Morgan
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Disclaimer
This paper is intended for information purposes only and should not be regarded as tax advice. Specialist
advice should be obtained before acting on any issue dealt with in this paper