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Tax Document Checklist

Tax Preparation Checklist Personal Information Your social security number or tax ID number Your spouse’s full name, social security number or tax ID number, and date of birth Identity Protection PIN, if issued by the IRS Routing and account numbers

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Overview of tax documents and when to use them

Common Tax Documents: W-2 Form: Issued by employers to employees, showing wages earned and taxes withheld throughout the year. Used for reporting income on personal tax returns. 1099 Forms: Various types including: 1099-INT: Reports interest income earned from bank accounts.

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Why I Prefer Investing in CDMO Facilities

In the world of investing, there are myriad avenues to explore, each with its unique appeal and potential for growth. One avenue that has increasingly captivated my attention is investing in Contract Development and Manufacturing Organizations (CDMOs). However, my approach

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Depreciation: Where does it come from?

The rules around depreciation for rental properties have their origins in tax laws and accounting principles. Depreciation is a method used to allocate the cost of tangible assets over the years in which they are used, reflecting the reduction of

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Discounted Cash Flow, Investing Calculators
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Discounted Cash Flow Calculator (DCF)

Why Use the DCF Model?: The Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model is a powerful financial tool used by investors, analysts, and businesses to estimate the intrinsic value of an asset, such as a stock, bond, or real estate property. It

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Long-Term Capital Gains Calculator

Understanding the Benefits of Long-Term Capital Gains If you’re looking to optimize your wealth-building strategy, read on to discover why long-term capital gains are an essential element of your financial plan. What are Long-Term Capital Gains? Long-term capital gains are

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What Constitutes “Like-Kind” in a 1031 Exchange?

The requirement for tax-deferred exchanges of property has always stated that the Replacement Property acquired must be of a “like-kind” to the property sold, known as the Relinquished Property. This principle has been in effect since the addition of IRC

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Using a 1031 Exchange as part of a divorce

During the course of real estate ownership, there are instances where the transfer of property title occurs involuntarily. One such situation is when a couple goes through a divorce, which often leads to the sale of the property to a

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