The Big Mac Tax Under my (President Obama) plan, no family making less than $250,000 a year will see any form of tax increase - not your income tax, not your payroll tax, not your capital-gains taxes, not any of your taxes.' Really?Keywords:
Michael Kinzie, tea, party, taxes, tea party, movement, tea party movement, tax cuts, tax increases, obama, president, bush, era CGT basics for property investors Perhaps one of the most significant considerations when it comes to investment properties is Capital Gains Tax (CGT). Whilst this is something that only comes into effect on disposal of the asset, it is important to be aware of how it works and the potential effects on your earnings. While investing in property can be an exciting and rewarding experience, it is not something to be undertaken without adequate research and preparation.Keywords:
Michael Quinn, michael quinn, quinns, sydney, cgt, capital gains tax, property investment, investment property tax, financial planning URGENT - Important changes to Trust Law On 2 June 2011 legislation to enable the streaming of franked dividends and capital gains from trusts for tax purposes, as well as targeted anti-avoidance rules with relation to trust law, was introduced into parliament. It is important that all trustees are made aware of this as they may need to act immediately, in order to comply with the potential new laws. These likely changes have come as a result of the Bamford case last year, which raised questions about the ability for trusts to stream capital gains and franking credits to beneficiaries in a tax-effective way.Keywords:
Michael Quinn, the quinn group, quinns, michael quinn, accounting, tax, law, small business news, business advice, trust law, legislation, legal advice
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