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I have a short-term capital gains from investing in stocks. Can I pump the gains into solo 401(K) to lower my capital gains ? My main intention is to reduce the capital gains NOW and grow the money tax-free in future. Once the money is in solo 401(k),...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at linkedin):
Capital....
To get the cash you would have to sell the capital gain assets and recognize that gain on your own 401(k).
So strictly against the capital gains, you cannot do a 401K.
A 401K, you must have earned income.
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The other day we had a pretty interesting discussion here regarding Capital Gains taxes.
Anyway, my uncle was visiting today and he used to work at Bank of America in their investment management area. He talked about how ridiculous the capital gains tax...
Started by Brad Wardell on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at quartertothree):
500K exemption if you live in house and get a capital gainIf I were emperor?
Probably abolish capital gains as a concept and tax it as income, including?
Probably abolish capital....
Rules about capital gains and houses.
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If I have no capital gains, do i still have to claim my capital losses? (Canada)? I lost $14k last year on the stocks, what is the point of claiming these if I made no money? Do I legally have to document them even if there are no gains to offset?
Started by Chris on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Is that they carry forward forever, so when you make a capital gain in the future, the first $14k.
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I would be really grateful for any advice on the following situation re Cap Gains. I have a property that i'm possibly looking to sell in the next year or 2. Currently it is a holiday let and lets up to 30 weeks a year - property value approx 200k. I'...
Started by rsole on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at pistonheads):
For instance....
This is currently £10,600 buy to let.
This is currently £10,600 per person, every year an individual receives an Annual Capital Gains Tax allowance.
An individual receives an Annual Capital Gains Tax allowance.
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I am looking at buying some property and was playing with the numbers and came upon a plan. The buyer has depreciated the property and will have to pay capital gains tax on the gain.
So he can save $150 for every $1000 the sales price falls. I figure ...
Started by cleveman on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at contractortalk):
Another consideration would be your cap gains when you.
As for how much you're going to save the person in capital gains of the sale unless they're explicitly called out.
Be reasonable and supportable.
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I'll start with this one, repeated only 2 days ago by Delusional Economics:
http://macrobusiness.com.au/2011/02/trouble-on-the-western-front/
Quote: : I guess that it all started in the early 1980s with the introduction of negative gearing.
Negative Gearing...
Started by Strindberg on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at australianpropertyforum):
Of the capital gains....
Compared to pre-1985.
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Posted 22 February 2012 - 06:01 PM
Immigration Papers Necessary to Avoid Capital Gains Tax in Mexico
Recent changes to interpretations have made it necessary for people to have an “inmigrante” immigration document, previously known as an “FM2” to be able...
Started by Intercasa on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chapala):
Interested persons)
* Concerning the capital gains tax for FM3-status Expats on a sold home here)
SO, WHICH IS IT? DO YOU PAY CAPITAL GAIN TAXES ON THE TOTAL SALE PRICE OF $275,000 USD
OR, PAY CAPITAL GAIN TAXES....
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Have asked this before but did not have specifics so posting again.
Friend bought house 30 years ago for 57,000 in Dublin when she was single.
She bought a house and farm down the country in 2007 with her fiance (they married in 2009) but she remained...
Started by partnership on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at askaboutmoney):
This was and not £)
Index to allow for inflation: 2.253
Allowable cost: 128,000
Capital Gain 103,000
PPR relief 25/30 86%
Taxable Capital Gain: 14,420
Less annual exemption: 1,270
Approx Gain 13,000
Approx to allow....
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Explain how a Lower Capital Gains Tax encourages, or discourages, risk-taking?
Started by Defender of America on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Working for wages = no risk, you show up, you work, you get paid
Buying stocks = you win some and you lose some = risk
Buying equipment for a new business = you have an 80% chance of bankruptcy the first year = risk
Investing in a mutual fund = taking... .
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Should we recognize LT capital gains this year? Is it a foregone conclusion that one way or another the tax on LT capital gains will begin to rise next year? Should we be taking any LT gains in our portfolio this year?
thanks.
Started by Blazer on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Chance, but by no means a foregone conclusion, that the maximum capital gains tax rate will rise) will automatically lead to an increase in the maximum capital gains tax rate for 2013, a good argument could duck session early....
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