“Are You Cheating Yourselfby Using IRS Mileage Rates?” To get my complete articlewith all the details... What a pity. Choosing the wrong mileage rate can cost you a whole lot of money. That’s why I’ve written my new article. In it, you’ll learn one, true, easy way to know whether the IRS “optimal mileage” rate works better for you than the actual expense … [Read more...]
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Section 1031 Exchanges vs. Qualified Opportunity Zone Funds: Which Is Better?
“Section 1031 Exchanges vs.Qualified Opportunity Zone Funds:Which Is Better?” To get my complete articlewith all the details... ------------------------------------------------------------------- Quick Definitions: Qualified opportunity zones are economically distressedcommunities that seek investment. If you make appropriateinvestments you may qualify … [Read more...]
Is Crowdfunding Taxable?
“Is Crowdfunding Taxable?” To get my complete articlewith all the details... Want to give away your money? Crowdfunding makes it easy. Web sites like GoFundMe, Kickstarter, and hundreds of others let members of the public and businesses support all kinds of causes by giving away small or large amounts of money. Check out this surprising fact. The amount of … [Read more...]
$80 Billion to the IRS: What It Means to YOU
“$80 Billion to the IRS: What It Means to YOU” To get my complete articlewith all the details... When lawmakers appropriate money, there are inevitably winners and losers. Thanks to The Inflation Reduction Act, the IRS will receive an additional $80 billion over the next decade, making the IRS a sure winner. This lets the IRS add thousands of new employees and … [Read more...]
Use In-Kind RMDs to Avoid Selling Your Retirement Account Assets
“Use In-Kind RMDsto Avoid Selling YourRetirement Account Assets” To get my complete articlewith all the details... The stock market has been tanking. Bonds have been losers too. But the IRS couldn’t care less that you go into cardiac arrest every time you open your monthly statements. And the law is on the side of the IRS. You see, if you’re 73 or older,you … [Read more...]