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November 10, 2015 By john

Carried Interest – A Possible Loophole for Taxpayers?

Hedge fund managers, or general partners, often work off of a flat fee. The reason for this is a hedge fund is often shared by many partners. As a means of protection, all partners are allotted a share of the fund. This fee is what is considered income for a hedge fund manager. This flat fee comes

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November 6, 2015 By john

States Which Have an Estate Tax

There are a number of states which collect estate taxes. Some other states prefer to collect a tax on inheritance instead. There are two states specifically which collect estate tax and inheritance taxes. If you need to know how to plan an estate in your state, here is some information which should

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November 2, 2015 By john

How the IRS Tackles Fraud

With every working citizen of the United States having to file taxes, the number of tax returns is in the hundreds of millions. With a system so large, it may seem easy to get lost in the crowd. This is what many who cut corners on taxes tend to believe. The IRS has a number of safe guards in place

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October 30, 2015 By john

Least Tax Friendly States for Retirees

Many retirees today live on a fixed income. Those who do not are still likely to live on a limited amount of retirement savings. One of the best things that you can do as a retiree is to settle down at a home base. Before you set down your golden year roots, be sure your state is retirement

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October 29, 2015 By john

A Basic Guide to Experiencing an Audit

One slip in the mail that no one wants to receive is an audit slip. During tax time, one of the most common worries is making a mistake. Mistakes tend to be the precursor to triggering an IRS audit. If you are wondering what it’s like to get audited, here are some of the steps that occur. The

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October 23, 2015 By john

The Best States for Paying Taxes in 2015

We already covered the worst states for paying taxes in 2015, so today we thought it would be a good idea to cover the states with the lowest taxes. Below you’ll see the states where people enjoy spending the least amount of money in taxes. Delaware Delaware residents have a 2.2% tax rate, which

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October 21, 2015 By john

The Worst States for Paying Taxes in 2015

On average Americans, pay about $17,000 in taxes each year. While this may seem like a lot imagine if you had to pay more. Today we are discussing some of the worst states for paying taxes in 2015. Maine Maine ranks in #10 in the country when it comes to taxes. If you are able to move to New

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October 19, 2015 By john

How the IRS Helps Victims of Tax Fraud

The IRS has made it clear that they take tax fraud very seriously. The IRS does not solely focus on those who commit tax fraud, however, they also expend considerable effort to assist victims of such fraud. Though this is the case, some taxpayers are unclear as to exactly how the IRS helps victims

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