If you purchase your home before year end, you are eligible for a few tax breaks which will offset your taxable income. In addition, you’ll be able to apply several tax breaks to your 2013 tax return when tax rates are scheduled to rise given President Obama’s recent victory. Find out the tax benefits for purchasing a home now. Read More.
If the Presidential election and Congress don’t interfere, tax rates are scheduled to increase significantly in 2013 for investors and corporations. Proper planning now can yield significant tax savings. Read More.
Some investors manage their portfolio themselves, while others hire an experienced mutual fund or hedge fund portfolio manager. In both cases, it’s important for the investor to understand how the fees should be treated for tax purposes. Read More.
The first-time homebuyer tax credit craze began in 2008 for most purchasers. Four years later, there may still be tax implications for those that claimed the credit. Did you sell or are now renting a home you purchased with the first-time homebuyer tax credit? Read More.
Many wealth homeowners and interstate commuters, live in multiple locations throughout the year. In some instances, a place that they may not consider a primary residence, can qualify and significantly reduce their capital gains tax. Read More.
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