2011 Tax Questions on the Ilyce Glink Show April 3, 2011 There are only 15 days left until your 2010 tax return is due (you have until April 18, 2011 to file). We have opened up the phone lines on today's show so that you can talk to our tax experts about your 2011 Tax Questions. Get more information and links at Ilyce's blog.
It's no surprise to learn that mortgage paperwork mistakes can slow down a mortgage refinance. As loan closing time approaches, it is frustrating to learn that mortgage paperwork mistakes can slow a mortgage refinance. A real estate attorney should be able to help you prevent mortgage paperwork mistakes that can slow a mortgage refinance. Avoid mortgage paperwork mistakes as these can slow a mortgage refinance.
In order to limit the payment of capital gains taxes, many people want to know how to keep property in the family and reduce taxes owed. A quit claim deed is one option for how to keep property in the family and reduce taxes owed. If the property was purchased many years back, you will want to protect your investment by finding out how to keep property in the family and reduce taxes owed.
When selling your home, should you transfer title to LLC or corporation? There are many details to consider when deciding whether you should transfer title to LLC or corporation, like tax benefits that you can take advantage of as a personal owner. It can be a valid transaction but the IRS could view the sale as a sham if a proper justification does not exist, so consider this when deciding should you transfer title to LLC or corporation.
Loan modification hell is evident when a borrower's loan mod can be changed if financial status changes. When applying for a loan modification, bear a mind that a borrower's loan mod can be denied if financial status changes. If you have moved out of state you may have to do a short sale on your property if your loan modification is not approved. Remember that a borrower's loan mod can be denied if financial status changes.
Let’s start with the experts. Every month for six months a panel of 111 leading housing economists, real estate experts, and investment and market strategists assembled by Robert Shiller, the man who called it right on the housing bubble, has grown more pessimistic. In March, their consensus hit a new low. They see only a [...]
Let’s Stop Denying It: We Need to Buy Earthquake and Flood Insurance—Now! Guest Blogger: Loretta Worters, Insurance Information Institute The tragic March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan is a harsh reminder that the United States is also vulnerable to natural disasters. Yet Americans continue to deny this, and it shows by our lack of [...]
Itemized Deduction, AMT, and Other Tax Nightmares The itemized deduction has several levels of complexity; increases in standard deductions can generate no tax change at all because the alternative minimum tax overrides all your deductions; and a variety of tax benefits disappear as your income increases. This overview shows how some of these things affect [...]
The recent earthquake in Japan and its aftermath is a tragedy with enormous human consequences. What does it mean for your investments? While nobody can predict the future with any certainty, short-term events—no matter how tragic—generally pass. Japan is a strong economy with the resources to rebuild and to rebound from this event. Oakland, Calif.–based [...]
2011 Tax Tips and Issues on the Ilyce Glink Show March 27, 2011 Ilyce was on vacation this past Sunday, but in case you missed important information, we're rebroadcasting the 2011 Tax Tips and Issues edition, which originally aired February 27, 2011. Today we're talking tax and answering your tax questions on the Ilyce Glink 2011 tax show. Call in with your tax questions for our Tax Experts, Bill Nemeth, EA, president of the Georgia Association of Enrolled Agents, and Chet Burgess, EA, executive director of the Georgia Association of Enrolled Agents. You can contact the GAEA at www.4gaea.org. Get more information and links at Ilyce's blog.
