[COLUMN] Treatment of 1031 ‘like-kind’ exchanges

Biden tax plan series A certain provision in the Internal Revenue Code allows you to defer (postpone) gain on the sale of a business or investment property. “Tax deferred” means that the tax is postponed (not forgiven). The number “1031” is a section of the Internal Revenue Code which allows preferential treatment of gain. Current…

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[COLUMN] Are you facing a debt crisis?

NO one ever wants to face a debt crisis but at one time or another in your life, you may have to deal with one.  Having debt problems does not make you a bad person although some people feel a sense of guilt as they feel responsible for the decision that they have made that…

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[COLUMN] Multiple defendants, single cause

SOME premises liability cases involve multiple negligent parties who cause the plaintiff to suffer one single injury. In representing a single plaintiff in such a case, it may be difficult for the attorney to prove which defendant was responsible for the client’s injuries. As an example, inside of a store that is undergoing construction, a…

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[COLUMN] Long-term capital gains new tax rates

Biden tax plan series WHAT are capital assets, capital gains and long-term capital gains? When you sell a capital asset for more than you paid for it, you realize a capital gain. Capital assets include stocks, bonds, and real estate. The tax you’ll pay on the capital gain depends on how long you held the asset…

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[COLUMN] How to prepare for Biden’s tax increases

Here are some ways to prepare for Biden’s tax increases: Accelerate 2022 income into 2021 to avail of lower tax rates in 2021. Defer 2021 deductions into 2022 when you need it more to counter higher rates in 2022. Sell long-term capital gain assets in 2021to take advantage of lower rates. Realize capital gains on…

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[COLUMN] Swing trading

Part 3 of 3 Swing trading  captures short to medium-term gains over weeks or months (as opposed to day trading that captures gains in one day). The main difference between swing and day trading is the time frame. Day traders work with a short time frame whereas the  swing traders work with a much longer time frame. If you are patient as…

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[COLUMN] Insurance carrier’s duty to investigate

Maximizing the client’s recovery Insurance carriers have a duty to investigate all claims.  This duty is the same regardless of the kind of insurance at issue.  This duty applies to first-party claims “your own insurance” — that is when a policy-holder has submitted a claim to her own insurance carrier, such as a claim under…

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[COLUMN] Get out of debt, improve your life

YOU may not like what I have to say in this article. But oftentimes, the truth hurts. But if you find yourself broke every payday because of too much debt, you may find the information here helpful to change your life for the better. Did you know that more than 90% of the population lives…

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