Mortgage interest above $750,000 Homeowners previously were able to write off the interest on mortgages up to $1 million. Under the new tax law, however, the cap has been reduced to $750,000 in qualified residence loans. According to the IRS, that limit applies to the combined amount of loans you use to buy, build or improve your primary or second home.The good ne...
Removal of the age limitation on IRA Contributions. Previously, the starting age for required minimum distributions (RMDs) from retirement plans and tradit...
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The Mortgage. A portion of the mortgage or rent; property taxes; the cost of utilities, repairs, and maintenance; and similar expenses may be deducted. Gene...
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With the SECURE Act being signed into law you should be reaching out to your clients with workarounds to minimize taxes. The Secure Act has been the l...
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There is an art to writing emails and the best way to have a prospect open your emails is to have a strong subject line, great opening line with good copy, ...
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