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- Defer Taxes Using Contracts for Sale
- The next best thing to not paying taxes is to defer paying them for a long time. Everyone knows this can be done with a 1031 exchange but not everyone knows it can also be done with a Contract for Sale. This can be used by both long-term-hold investors as...
- White papers 2003-01-01
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- Letters of credit in installment sales.
- Use of standby letters of credit won't torpedo installment sales. A corporation sold stock it owned and took back a note from the purchaser. Note was secured by a standby letter of credit that the seller could tap if buyer defaulted. Seller reported the sale on...
- Research articles 2001-02-16
- Installment Tax Bill Seen As Victory For Independent Agents.(reinstatement of installment tax)(Brief Article)
- A bill to reinstate the installment sales method for taxpayers that use the accrual method for tax purposes is awaiting President Clinton's signature. Strongly supported by agent organizations, the Installment Tax Correction Act of 2000, H.R. 3594, was approved by the House and Senate...
- Research articles 2001-01-01
- Small-business owners escape untimely tax burden: Those who sell firms via installment no longer face upfront capital gains bite.
- Small-business owners have received a belated but highly welcomed Christmas gift from President Clinton. The popular and widely used installment sales method will no longer impose a hefty tax bill when many small business owners use it to sell their firms....
- Research articles 2001-01-08
- Installment sales based on future earnings.
- Installment sales based on future earnings can get a tax break. A cash-method firm sold one of its lines of business in installments... cash up front plus contingent payments based on division's future profits. Less gain on the sale is taxed initially, the IRS...
- Research articles 2000-09-29
- Knowing the Right Time to Recognize Revenue
- Products and services can be sold and marketed in many different ways. Guidance is available about how to recognize revenue record income from the most common types of transaction, but it's not possible to provide for every situation—so considerable professional judgment is needed in the less straightforward cases.What You Need...
- Articles 2007-07-05
- Installment-sales accounting for smalls.
- Byline:Todd L. Treadway In a move that will please small business, Congress has repealed a provision of a 1999 law that prevents accrual-method taxpayers from using installment-sale rules. Although the repeal affects all businesses, it is particularly beneficial to smalls because they usually ...
- Research articles 2000-12-22
- The Latest Installment
- Congress giveth, and Congress taketh away. And sometimes, Congress giveth back again. Two years ago, they eliminated the ability of accrual-basis taxpayers to use the installment method to report sales that were not in the ordinary course of business. Al Congress giveth, and Congress taketh away. And sometimes, Congress giveth...
- Research articles 2001-04-01
- BUSINESS MATTERS.
- Congress Moving on Taxes, Minimum Wage, Health Care Several business issues are before Congress. Some will impose new rules; others would fix problems. Let's start with tax rules for installment sales of business assets. As we reported last month, the Tax Relief...
- Research articles 2000-04-01
- Part 1: determining your foundry's target castings; this article shows foundries how to uncover the single most important element in the formula for a successful sales and marketing program
- Editor's Note: This is the first installment of a three-part MODERN CASTING series highlighting concepts and methods for foundries to consider in increasing their marketing effectiveness. It's been said that the definition of insanity is continuing to do the same things day in and day out expecting a different...
- Research articles 2003-02-01
- IRS seeks retail guidance in implementing tax changes.
- IRS Seeks Retail Guidance in Implementing Tax Changes WASHINGTON FNS -- The Internal Revenue Service is seeking guidance from retailers and other industry groups on how to implement complicated tax law changes. In particular, IRS is asking for comments on the new rules...
- Research articles 1986-11-06
- IRS seeking retailers' comments in implementing tax law changes.
- IRS Seeking Retailer's Comments In Implementing Tax Laws Changes WASHINGTON FNS -- The Internal Revenue Service is seeking guidance from retailers and other industry groups on how to implement complicated tax law changes. In particular, IRS is asking for comments...
- Research articles 1986-11-11
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