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We have received a few questions lately around taxation issues when people are navigating their own economic problems. Our friend Will over at Baker & Gingell PC forwarded this reminder that life questions often have tax connections. If these questions pop up in your life check out the IRS.gov site, call your tax adviser or contact Will.

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Many of you know our friend Will Gingell over at Baker & Gingell PC. Here’s some advice he sent over to help clarify what we should all be keeping with regard to our properties.

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It’s that time of year again! Working with our allied professionals we have compiled some tax planning tips to help you as you prepare to meet with your adviser or go it alone.

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“Mortgage. Yikes! It is hard to imagine looking at my credit report and seeing a six-figure line item. That is six-figures that I need to pay back. Sure I have had school loans in the thousands and some credit card debt but this, this is something totally different. Is mortgage debt good?”

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Just signed and sealed…a $787 Billion Stimulus Plan made up of tax cuts and spending programs aims at reviving the US economy. Although the package was scaled down from nearly $1 Trillion, it still stands as the largest anti-recession effort since World War II.

Home owners and potential homebuyers stand to gain from key provisions in this stimulus plan. Here is what we know as of today… (Read more…)

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Last week President Bush signed the new housing bill into law. One of the provisions which was included in this bill to help the ailing housing industry is a tax credit for first time home-buyers. We wanted to take a quick moment to highlight the details for those of you who will qualify for this credit:

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