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    What Are the Property Tax Implications of Dissolving an LLC?

What Are the Property Tax Implications of Dissolving an LLC?

By Ilyce Glink| 2019-09-26T13:33:21-05:00 September 26th, 2019|

What are the property tax implications of dissolving an LLC? How will taxes be affected if this reader dissolves the LLC the rental property is held in? What Are the Property Tax Implications of Dissolving an LLC Q: I own a rental property that I put into a limited liability company (LLC). Now, I’m planning [...]

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    Tax Tips and Tax Consequences of Failed Businesses

Tax Tips and Tax Consequences of Failed Businesses

By Guest| 2017-03-20T11:33:53-05:00 September 26th, 2011|

I’m always being asked for the best tax tips to manage financial losses. In a recent edition of TalkBiz News, Paul Myers described a common problem—paying someone thousands of dollars and getting nothing in return. He wrote: One guy I spoke with recently spent $7,000 with someone who failed to deliver anything he promised. The [...]

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    Tax On Winning A House

Tax On Winning A House

By Ilyce Glink| 2017-05-10T15:53:36-05:00 March 22nd, 2010|


Some people are lucky and win a house in a raffle. But if they do, they need to know that they will have to pay taxes on the value of the house they have won. The IRS will consider the winnings from the raffle as income, and you'll have to pay income taxes on the value of the house. Most house raffles by individuals are illegal in most states. While in some states charities can raffle off homes and keep the proceeds for their use in one state, charities can work with homeowners to raffle off their homes. There are strict rules and a house raffle may not be much better than trying to auction the home or selling the home using conventional methods.

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