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Every year we are required to fill out paperwork to determine how much tax we are going to be charged. We … More
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Lowering taxes owed can be done by taking every allowable deduction, whether it be related to work, family… More
Tax returns are reports of your earnings that you file with the government at the end of the year. Depende… More
There are several types of Individual Retirement Accounts, or IRAs, including Roth IRA, traditional IRA, a… More
The old saying is true. The only money the government has to spend does come from us. All of the services,… More
Overlooking the tax benefits on rental property can cause a landlord who had hoped to make a profitable re… More
Even if you hire an accountant to do your taxes for you each year, you still are responsible for keeping a… More
Following a few simple tax planning tips can reduce your income tax as well as save you big money when it … More
If you discover that you have made a mistake on your income taxes or the IRS has additional questions for … More
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The IRS likes to see a paper trail. Learn how to keep your tax records up to date in this free video clip … More
Summary: The IRS likes to see a paper trail. Learn how to keep your tax records up to date in this free video clip about business tax deductions.
Tom Choisnet was born, raised, and educated in San Bernardino, California where he has his practice today. He has been in self-employed tax practice for over 40 years and he has been...read more
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"Hi, I'm Tom Choisnet, enrolled agent. No tax presentation would be complete without a little talk about capital gain. Capital gains are the sale of assets, most commonly stocks and real estate. They are given a preferential rate. The holding period in order to get that preferential rate is one year. Stocks must be held only one year in order to get the preferred rate on the tax. One thing that should be noted here on capital gains is that at the end of each calendar year, it's a good idea to review your portfolio and sell off some of the stock losing in order to be able to minimize the effect of the gains on other assets sale. I hope these little ideas help you a little bit on managing your capital gain reporting. Thank you!"
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