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Why I Work for the Top 1%

Posted in Tax News on March 31, 2013

Recently there has been a lot of noise about the top 1%. They certainly have taken a beating. This was highlighted by the Occupy Wall Street Movement last year. It has received significant attention during the Election. There are several…

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What’s the Difference in Capital Gains Taxes?

Posted in Tax News on February 24, 2013

Capital Assets Capital assets are generally those held for investment.  Stocks, bonds and mutual funds are some examples. If there is a gain on the sale of these assets, a capital gains tax is due.

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A Summary of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012

Posted in Tax News on January 13, 2013

  The Federal Government avoided the Fiscal Cliff…Well, for now any way.   At the very last minute they passed the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012.  Here are some of the highlights:    Income, Capital Gains and Qualifying Dividends…

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8 Reasons You Will Pay More Taxes in 2013…Guaranteed

Posted in Tax News on October 30, 2012

  1) Increase in Ordinary Income Tax Rates The highest ordinary income tax rate is 35%.  This is scheduled to go up to 39.6%  

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3 Reasons to Recognize Capital Gains in 2012

Posted in Tax News on July 3, 2012

1) The Long-Term Capital Gains Rate is Going Up Long-term capital gains are for capital assets held longer than a year. Capital assets include stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Collectibles and certain Real Estate are subject to special rules.  The…

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