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This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with attorney William Mahan. Our interview subject is “Tax considerations of short sales and foreclosures”.
Tags: estate, foreclosure, real, residence, sale, short, Tax matters
This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with Scott Haislet, attorney and CPA. Our interview subject is “Section 1031 tax-deferred exchanges of real estate”.
This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with Scott Haislet, attorney and CPA. Our interview subject is, “Real Estate Professionals and Passive Activity Losses”
Tags: activity, estate, loss, passive, professional, real
On December 9, Michael Gray, CPA will be speaking about “Tax Planning For Real Estate Short Sales and Foreclosures”.
Tags: estate, foreclosure, real, sale, seminar, short, Tax matters
This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with attorney James V. Quillinan of Hopkins & Carley. Our interview subject is, “Tax planning for real estate change of ownership in California”.
Tags: california, change, estate, ownership, property, real, reassessment, Tax matters
This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with attorney G. Scott Haislet. Our interview subject is, “The short sale and foreclosure wars”.
Tags: estate, foreclosure, real, sale, short, Tax matters
This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with attorney G. Scott Haislet. Our interview subject is, “Tax considerations of selling your residence”.
Tags: federal, home, principal, residence, sale, Tax matters
This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with Lamarr Baxter of Entrust Administration. Our interview subject is, “Investing in real estate using your IRA or Roth account.”
Businesses that generate consistent losses are an audit flag to the IRS. Under Internal Revenue Code Section 183, if an activity isn’t engaged in for profit, the deductions for the activity are generally limited to the amount of income from the activity.
Tags: business, deductions, deisallowed, disallowed, motive, profit
This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with attorney Jeffrey Hare. We discuss using a “checkbook limited liability company (LLC)” with a self-directed IRA or Roth.