Tax Loss Harvesting
Top strategies and rules that advisors can consider when using tax loss harvesting to reduce tax liabilities of client portfolios.
AIG is Still Costing Taxpayers
By Elizabeth Warren, Damon Silvers, Mark McWatters and Kenneth TroskeWhen the U.S. economy was in crisis in October 2008, Congress passed a $700 billion bailout of our financial system. The Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP) was heavily scrutinized in the media and passionately debated on Wall Street and Main Street.
March 14, 2012
Tax Treatment of Limited PartnershipsFrom Tax Facts Online, details on how limited partners must report income, losses and deductions.
March 13, 2012
$50M+ Healthcare "Super Losses" On the RiseDespite improved healthcare quality and patient safety measures, the cost of medical malpractice continues to climb, with juries awarding over $1 billion in damages for just seven medical liability cases in the last two years.
March 13, 2012
$50M+ Healthcare "Super Losses" On the RiseDespite improved healthcare quality and patient safety measures, the cost of medical malpractice continues to climb, with juries awarding over $1 billion in damages for just seven medical liability cases in the last two years.
March 12, 2012
Former COP Members Criticize AIG Tax BreakA tax break provided to American International Group came under heavy fire today from four members of the former oversight panel created to monitor the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
March 12, 2012
Former COP Members Criticize AIG Tax BreakA tax break provided to American International Group came under heavy fire today from four members of the former oversight panel created to monitor the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
March 06, 2012
Options and Taxes: Tax Treatment of Incentive Stock OptionsThe definitive word from Tax Facts Online on incentive stock options. First, how the grant is taxed, and second, how the exercise of the incentive option is taxed.
March 01, 2012
How to Avoid Investors’ Most Taxing ProblemYou can have great returns on your investments, but if Uncle Sam is taking a lot of those gains through taxes, you ultimately end up with below-average returns.