In most states, you have to pass the series FINRA sequence 7 examination (you don’t need to have a broker vendor and you won’t be a FINRA licensee, you just need to take the exam). It’s effortless given that all you do is get a fast system Monday to Friday and then consider the … Read more
If you and your spouse have been forced to file for divorce, there are several things that you will have to think about, including, but not limited to: Child Custody, Assets, and Liability’s. It is always best to reach an agreement with your spouse rather than wage battle in court. When attempting to settle with … Read more
SAFE HARBOR GUIDANCE Tax deferred exchanges have been part of the U.S. Tax Code since 1921. Since that time, the government has approved certain methods to structure exchange transactions that are so called “safe harbors.” For example, in 1991 the U.S. Treasury issued final regulations that provided important guidance on the structure of delayed exchanges … Read more
HISTORICALLY, Americans have never had a great affection for being taxed. The great author and political commentator Mark Twain, once stated that the difference between a tax collector and a taxidermist is that a taxidermist only takes your skin. Thus, it usually sparks great interest whenever the Internal Revenue Service may appear willing to allow … Read more
Want to 1031 (EAT) into a Property You Already Own? There are times when an investor may want to sell one of his properties and invest its proceeds in another he owns. In the past the IRS forbade 1031 exchanges in such cases, however, today there are means around it. It is known as an … Read more