Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

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I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Increase Your Refund, Saver's Credit for 2012 Tax Return, Have Until April 15, 2013

To contact us Click HERE
Credit Helps Low- and Moderate-Income Workers Save for Retirement

WASHINGTON — Low- and moderate-income workers can take steps now to save for retirement and earn a special tax credit in 2012 and the years ahead, according to the Internal Revenue Service.
The saver’s credit helps offset part of the first $2,000 workers voluntarily contribute to IRAs and to 401(k) plans and similar workplace retirement programs. Also known as the retirement savings contributions credit, the saver’s credit is available in addition to any other tax savings that apply.

Eligible workers still have time to make qualifying retirement contributions and get the saver’s credit on their 2012 tax return. People have until April 15, 2013, to set up a new individual retirement arrangement or add money to an existing IRA and still get credit for 2012. However, elective deferrals (contributions) must be made by the end of the year to a 401(k) plan or similar workplace program, such as a 403(b) plan for employees of public schools and certain tax-exempt organizations, a governmental 457 plan for state or local government employees, and the Thrift Savings Plan for federal employees. Employees who are unable to set aside money for this year may want to schedule their 2013 contributions soon so their employer can begin withholding them in January.

The saver’s credit can be claimed by:

• Married couples filing jointly with incomes up to $57,500 in 2012 or $59,000 in 2013;
• Heads of Household with incomes up to $43,125 in 2012 or $44,250 in 2013; and
• Married individuals filing separately and singles with incomes up to $28,750 in 2012 or $29,500 in 2013.

Like other tax credits, the saver’s credit can increase a taxpayer’s refund or reduce the tax owed. Though the maximum saver’s credit is $1,000, $2,000 for married couples, the IRS cautioned that it is often much less and, due in part to the impact of other deductions and credits, may, in fact, be zero for some taxpayers.

A taxpayer’s credit amount is based on his or her filing status, adjusted gross income, tax liability and amount contributed to qualifying retirement programs. Form 8880 is used to claim the saver’s credit, and its instructions have details on figuring the credit correctly.

In tax-year 2010, the most recent year for which complete figures are available, saver’s credits totaling just over $1 billion were claimed on more than 6.1 million individual income tax returns. Saver’s credits claimed on these returns averaged $204 for joint filers, $165 for heads of household and $122 for single filers.

The saver’s credit supplements other tax benefits available to people who set money aside for retirement. For example, most workers may deduct their contributions to a traditional IRA. Though Roth IRA contributions are not deductible, qualifying withdrawals, usually after retirement, are tax-free. Normally, contributions to 401(k) and similar workplace plans are not taxed until withdrawn.
Other special rules that apply to the saver’s credit include the following:

• Eligible taxpayers must be at least 18 years of age.
• Anyone claimed as a dependent on someone else’s return cannot take the credit.
• A student cannot take the credit. A person enrolled as a full-time student during any part of 5 calendar months during the year is considered a student.

Certain retirement plan distributions reduce the contribution amount used to figure the credit. For 2012, this rule applies to distributions received after 2009 and before the due date, including extensions, of the 2012 return. Form 8880 and its instructions have details on making this computation.

Begun in 2002 as a temporary provision, the saver’s credit was made a permanent part of the tax code in legislation enacted in 2006. To help preserve the value of the credit, income limits are now adjusted annually to keep pace with inflation. More information about the credit is on IRS.gov.

TEN TAX ISSUES WHICH COULD HAPPEN BY JAN 1, 2013

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The reason that I have taken to time to list the 10 changes which could occur if certain decisions are NOT made in Washington, is because, I am willing to bet you that within the next four years, all or most of these changes will be implemented, one way or another.Here are 10 ways your money could be affected if there is no deal reached by the end of the year
:

1. Your Income Tax Rates Will Go Up The expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts on Dec. 31 means nearly every American taxpayer will see their rates go up when the rates go back to their 2001 levels. President Obama’s plan to avert the cliff includes keeping the current rates for middle- and low-income earners, while allowing the rates to increase for the highest income levels from 35 to 39.6 percent. Republicans have pushed to keep the tax cuts for everyone.
2. Your 2012 Tax Bill Will Be Huge As many as 28 million Americans are about to be slammed with the alternative minimum tax because a "patch" to adjust the AMT for inflation will not go into effect unless Congress acts. For middle-class households with kids and earning around $75,000, the AMT will add $3,700 on average to the tax bill for 2012 alone.


3. Your Paycheck Will Be Smaller The first paycheck of the year is going to be smaller for up to 125 million Americans after the Social Security payroll tax holiday expires on Dec. 31, raising the rate from 4.2 to 6.2 percent.


4. Your Tax Refund Will Be Delayed The Internal Revenue Service has said that without a deal by Dec. 31, tax refunds could be delayed for as many as 100 million taxpayers as the government agency scrambles to revise tax forms to reflect the changes post-cliff.


5. Your Kids Will Cost You More Money Among the tax credits that expire on Dec. 31 are several that help lower- and middle-income families with kids, including the Child Tax Credit, Earned Income Tax Credit, Child and Dependent Care Credit, and the American Opportunity Credit. All four revert to lower levels on Jan. 1, which could cost families hundreds to thousands of dollars in lost tax credits, according to CNN Money.


6. You Cannot Collect Extended Unemployment As many 2 million unemployed Americans won’t be able to collect extended benefits after Jan. 1, when the federal government’s unemployment extension ends as part of automatic spending cuts.


7. Your Stocks Could Wobble The stock market tumbled on Thursday after Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said it looked like the the country was going to go over the fiscal cliff. Uncertainty over taxes could create more market volatility, experts say, but there is a silver lining: The Fed has promised to keep interest rates low for the next year, and that could help stabilize the economy overall.


8. If You Use Medicare, It Will Be Harder To Find A Doctor One of the spending cuts that will be enacted on Jan. 1 is a 30 percent reduction in the rates Medicare pays doctors. According to physicians' groups, the pending change has already sent doctors fleeing some health care plans, Forbes reported.


9. Finding A New Job Will Be More Difficult Mandatory spending cuts slated to start on Jan. 1 will cut into government jobs and jobs dependent on federal contracts. One report from George Mason University estimated that the cuts could cost 2.14 million jobs, the Christian Science Monitor reported.


10. High Earners Will Pay New Taxes For Obamacare High-earning taxpayers will pay a new 3.8 percent tax hike on net investment income, including income from interest, dividends, capital gains, rental and royalty income. Much of that same income group is also subject to a new .9 percent increase in Medicare taxes. These tax hikes are part of the Affordable Care Act and go into effect on Jan. 1.

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Increase Your Refund, Saver's Credit for 2012 Tax Return, Have Until April 15, 2013

To contact us Click HERE
Credit Helps Low- and Moderate-Income Workers Save for Retirement

WASHINGTON — Low- and moderate-income workers can take steps now to save for retirement and earn a special tax credit in 2012 and the years ahead, according to the Internal Revenue Service.
The saver’s credit helps offset part of the first $2,000 workers voluntarily contribute to IRAs and to 401(k) plans and similar workplace retirement programs. Also known as the retirement savings contributions credit, the saver’s credit is available in addition to any other tax savings that apply.

Eligible workers still have time to make qualifying retirement contributions and get the saver’s credit on their 2012 tax return. People have until April 15, 2013, to set up a new individual retirement arrangement or add money to an existing IRA and still get credit for 2012. However, elective deferrals (contributions) must be made by the end of the year to a 401(k) plan or similar workplace program, such as a 403(b) plan for employees of public schools and certain tax-exempt organizations, a governmental 457 plan for state or local government employees, and the Thrift Savings Plan for federal employees. Employees who are unable to set aside money for this year may want to schedule their 2013 contributions soon so their employer can begin withholding them in January.

The saver’s credit can be claimed by:

• Married couples filing jointly with incomes up to $57,500 in 2012 or $59,000 in 2013;
• Heads of Household with incomes up to $43,125 in 2012 or $44,250 in 2013; and
• Married individuals filing separately and singles with incomes up to $28,750 in 2012 or $29,500 in 2013.

Like other tax credits, the saver’s credit can increase a taxpayer’s refund or reduce the tax owed. Though the maximum saver’s credit is $1,000, $2,000 for married couples, the IRS cautioned that it is often much less and, due in part to the impact of other deductions and credits, may, in fact, be zero for some taxpayers.

A taxpayer’s credit amount is based on his or her filing status, adjusted gross income, tax liability and amount contributed to qualifying retirement programs. Form 8880 is used to claim the saver’s credit, and its instructions have details on figuring the credit correctly.

In tax-year 2010, the most recent year for which complete figures are available, saver’s credits totaling just over $1 billion were claimed on more than 6.1 million individual income tax returns. Saver’s credits claimed on these returns averaged $204 for joint filers, $165 for heads of household and $122 for single filers.

The saver’s credit supplements other tax benefits available to people who set money aside for retirement. For example, most workers may deduct their contributions to a traditional IRA. Though Roth IRA contributions are not deductible, qualifying withdrawals, usually after retirement, are tax-free. Normally, contributions to 401(k) and similar workplace plans are not taxed until withdrawn.
Other special rules that apply to the saver’s credit include the following:

• Eligible taxpayers must be at least 18 years of age.
• Anyone claimed as a dependent on someone else’s return cannot take the credit.
• A student cannot take the credit. A person enrolled as a full-time student during any part of 5 calendar months during the year is considered a student.

Certain retirement plan distributions reduce the contribution amount used to figure the credit. For 2012, this rule applies to distributions received after 2009 and before the due date, including extensions, of the 2012 return. Form 8880 and its instructions have details on making this computation.

Begun in 2002 as a temporary provision, the saver’s credit was made a permanent part of the tax code in legislation enacted in 2006. To help preserve the value of the credit, income limits are now adjusted annually to keep pace with inflation. More information about the credit is on IRS.gov.

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Increase Your Refund, Saver's Credit for 2012 Tax Return, Have Until April 15, 2013

To contact us Click HERE
Credit Helps Low- and Moderate-Income Workers Save for Retirement

WASHINGTON — Low- and moderate-income workers can take steps now to save for retirement and earn a special tax credit in 2012 and the years ahead, according to the Internal Revenue Service.
The saver’s credit helps offset part of the first $2,000 workers voluntarily contribute to IRAs and to 401(k) plans and similar workplace retirement programs. Also known as the retirement savings contributions credit, the saver’s credit is available in addition to any other tax savings that apply.

Eligible workers still have time to make qualifying retirement contributions and get the saver’s credit on their 2012 tax return. People have until April 15, 2013, to set up a new individual retirement arrangement or add money to an existing IRA and still get credit for 2012. However, elective deferrals (contributions) must be made by the end of the year to a 401(k) plan or similar workplace program, such as a 403(b) plan for employees of public schools and certain tax-exempt organizations, a governmental 457 plan for state or local government employees, and the Thrift Savings Plan for federal employees. Employees who are unable to set aside money for this year may want to schedule their 2013 contributions soon so their employer can begin withholding them in January.

The saver’s credit can be claimed by:

• Married couples filing jointly with incomes up to $57,500 in 2012 or $59,000 in 2013;
• Heads of Household with incomes up to $43,125 in 2012 or $44,250 in 2013; and
• Married individuals filing separately and singles with incomes up to $28,750 in 2012 or $29,500 in 2013.

Like other tax credits, the saver’s credit can increase a taxpayer’s refund or reduce the tax owed. Though the maximum saver’s credit is $1,000, $2,000 for married couples, the IRS cautioned that it is often much less and, due in part to the impact of other deductions and credits, may, in fact, be zero for some taxpayers.

A taxpayer’s credit amount is based on his or her filing status, adjusted gross income, tax liability and amount contributed to qualifying retirement programs. Form 8880 is used to claim the saver’s credit, and its instructions have details on figuring the credit correctly.

In tax-year 2010, the most recent year for which complete figures are available, saver’s credits totaling just over $1 billion were claimed on more than 6.1 million individual income tax returns. Saver’s credits claimed on these returns averaged $204 for joint filers, $165 for heads of household and $122 for single filers.

The saver’s credit supplements other tax benefits available to people who set money aside for retirement. For example, most workers may deduct their contributions to a traditional IRA. Though Roth IRA contributions are not deductible, qualifying withdrawals, usually after retirement, are tax-free. Normally, contributions to 401(k) and similar workplace plans are not taxed until withdrawn.
Other special rules that apply to the saver’s credit include the following:

• Eligible taxpayers must be at least 18 years of age.
• Anyone claimed as a dependent on someone else’s return cannot take the credit.
• A student cannot take the credit. A person enrolled as a full-time student during any part of 5 calendar months during the year is considered a student.

Certain retirement plan distributions reduce the contribution amount used to figure the credit. For 2012, this rule applies to distributions received after 2009 and before the due date, including extensions, of the 2012 return. Form 8880 and its instructions have details on making this computation.

Begun in 2002 as a temporary provision, the saver’s credit was made a permanent part of the tax code in legislation enacted in 2006. To help preserve the value of the credit, income limits are now adjusted annually to keep pace with inflation. More information about the credit is on IRS.gov.

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Increase Your Refund, Saver's Credit for 2012 Tax Return, Have Until April 15, 2013

To contact us Click HERE
Credit Helps Low- and Moderate-Income Workers Save for Retirement

WASHINGTON — Low- and moderate-income workers can take steps now to save for retirement and earn a special tax credit in 2012 and the years ahead, according to the Internal Revenue Service.
The saver’s credit helps offset part of the first $2,000 workers voluntarily contribute to IRAs and to 401(k) plans and similar workplace retirement programs. Also known as the retirement savings contributions credit, the saver’s credit is available in addition to any other tax savings that apply.

Eligible workers still have time to make qualifying retirement contributions and get the saver’s credit on their 2012 tax return. People have until April 15, 2013, to set up a new individual retirement arrangement or add money to an existing IRA and still get credit for 2012. However, elective deferrals (contributions) must be made by the end of the year to a 401(k) plan or similar workplace program, such as a 403(b) plan for employees of public schools and certain tax-exempt organizations, a governmental 457 plan for state or local government employees, and the Thrift Savings Plan for federal employees. Employees who are unable to set aside money for this year may want to schedule their 2013 contributions soon so their employer can begin withholding them in January.

The saver’s credit can be claimed by:

• Married couples filing jointly with incomes up to $57,500 in 2012 or $59,000 in 2013;
• Heads of Household with incomes up to $43,125 in 2012 or $44,250 in 2013; and
• Married individuals filing separately and singles with incomes up to $28,750 in 2012 or $29,500 in 2013.

Like other tax credits, the saver’s credit can increase a taxpayer’s refund or reduce the tax owed. Though the maximum saver’s credit is $1,000, $2,000 for married couples, the IRS cautioned that it is often much less and, due in part to the impact of other deductions and credits, may, in fact, be zero for some taxpayers.

A taxpayer’s credit amount is based on his or her filing status, adjusted gross income, tax liability and amount contributed to qualifying retirement programs. Form 8880 is used to claim the saver’s credit, and its instructions have details on figuring the credit correctly.

In tax-year 2010, the most recent year for which complete figures are available, saver’s credits totaling just over $1 billion were claimed on more than 6.1 million individual income tax returns. Saver’s credits claimed on these returns averaged $204 for joint filers, $165 for heads of household and $122 for single filers.

The saver’s credit supplements other tax benefits available to people who set money aside for retirement. For example, most workers may deduct their contributions to a traditional IRA. Though Roth IRA contributions are not deductible, qualifying withdrawals, usually after retirement, are tax-free. Normally, contributions to 401(k) and similar workplace plans are not taxed until withdrawn.
Other special rules that apply to the saver’s credit include the following:

• Eligible taxpayers must be at least 18 years of age.
• Anyone claimed as a dependent on someone else’s return cannot take the credit.
• A student cannot take the credit. A person enrolled as a full-time student during any part of 5 calendar months during the year is considered a student.

Certain retirement plan distributions reduce the contribution amount used to figure the credit. For 2012, this rule applies to distributions received after 2009 and before the due date, including extensions, of the 2012 return. Form 8880 and its instructions have details on making this computation.

Begun in 2002 as a temporary provision, the saver’s credit was made a permanent part of the tax code in legislation enacted in 2006. To help preserve the value of the credit, income limits are now adjusted annually to keep pace with inflation. More information about the credit is on IRS.gov.

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

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I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

2013 Standard Mileage Rate Increases 1 Cent per Mile for Business

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2013 Standard Mileage Rates Up 1 Cent per Mile for Business, Medical and Moving WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today issued the 2013 optional standard mileage rates used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical or moving purposes. Beginning on Jan. 1, 2013, the standard mileage rates for the use of a car (also vans, pickups or panel trucks) will be:

• 56.5 cents per mile for business miles driven
• 24 cents per mile driven for medical or moving purposes
• 14 cents per mile driven in service of charitable organizations

The rate for business miles driven during 2013 increases 1 cent from the 2012 rate. The medical and moving rate is also up 1 cent per mile from the 2012 rate.

The standard mileage rate for business is based on an annual study of the fixed and variable costs of operating an automobile. The rate for medical and moving purposes is based on the variable costs.
Taxpayers always have the option of calculating the actual costs of using their vehicle rather than using the standard mileage rates.

A taxpayer may not use the business standard mileage rate for a vehicle after using any depreciation method under the Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS) or after claiming a Section 179 deduction for that vehicle. In addition, the business standard mileage rate cannot be used for more than four vehicles used simultaneously.

These and other requirements for a taxpayer to use a standard mileage rate to calculate the amount of a deductible business, moving, medical, or charitable expense are in Rev. Proc. 2010-51. Notice 2012-72 contains the standard mileage rates, the amount a taxpayer must use in calculating reductions to basis for depreciation taken under the business standard mileage rate, and the maximum standard automobile cost that a taxpayer may use in computing the allowance under a fixed and variable rate plan.

One Hundred Fourty Three Million Individual Tax Returns Filed in 2012

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Numbers don't lie and what the IRS is tell us is that there was a significant increase in the number of individual tax returns which where filed in 2012, as compared to 2009.

Nearly 143 million individual income tax returns were filed for Tax Year 2010, an increase of 1.7 percent from 140.5 million returns filed for 2009. The adjusted gross income (AGI) reported on these returns totaled $8.1 trillion, a 6.1-percent increase from the previous year.

OK People This is What We Have Been Waiting For, Miitt Romney's Tax Return

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This tax return will show you without a doubt how the very wealthy earn, generate, create and maintain vast sums of income.  If you get nothing else from this presidential election, you should feel blessed to be able to review such a return.  This is the type of return that most of us can only dream of understanding, implementing and learning from.

If you re not excited about this, then either you don't understand, or you don't plan on increasing your income.

Peace, Love and God Bless America, cause God knows, there are very few places on earth where such a tax return could exist.

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Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

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I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

OK People This is What We Have Been Waiting For, Miitt Romney's Tax Return

To contact us Click HERE
This tax return will show you without a doubt how the very wealthy earn, generate, create and maintain vast sums of income.  If you get nothing else from this presidential election, you should feel blessed to be able to review such a return.  This is the type of return that most of us can only dream of understanding, implementing and learning from.

If you re not excited about this, then either you don't understand, or you don't plan on increasing your income.

Peace, Love and God Bless America, cause God knows, there are very few places on earth where such a tax return could exist.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/21/mitt-romney-tax-returns-released_n_1904242.html?icid=  maing-grid7%7Cmain5%7Cdl1%7Csec1_lnk2%26pLid%3D209085

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

OK People This is What We Have Been Waiting For, Miitt Romney's Tax Return

To contact us Click HERE
This tax return will show you without a doubt how the very wealthy earn, generate, create and maintain vast sums of income.  If you get nothing else from this presidential election, you should feel blessed to be able to review such a return.  This is the type of return that most of us can only dream of understanding, implementing and learning from.

If you re not excited about this, then either you don't understand, or you don't plan on increasing your income.

Peace, Love and God Bless America, cause God knows, there are very few places on earth where such a tax return could exist.

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Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

Forgot to Tell the IRS about 29 Million Dollars? Arrested!

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Can you be arrested for lying to a Federal Agent?  The answer is; Yes.

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Investigators arrested Mr. Gordon last week at his Manhattan apartment, said Robert Nardoza, a spokesman for Christopher Caffarone, the assistant United States attorney prosecuting the case. Mr. Nardoza said that Mr. Gordon was charged with lying to a federal agent, but he declined to comment further on the case.
      
Mr. Gordon was held after his arrest because a judge deemed him a flight risk; he agreed to a bond secured by $4 million in property and was released on Thursday.  Read the entire article

The IRS Says "Sandy Victims" Can Use Retirement Plans for Loans

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Retirement Plans Can Make Loans, Hardship Distributions to Sandy Victims WASHINGTON — As part of the administration’s efforts to bring all available resources to bear to support state and local partners impacted by Hurricane Sandy, the Internal Revenue Service today announced that 401(k)s and similar employer-sponsored retirement plans can make loans and hardship distributions to victims of Hurricane Sandy and members of their families. 401(k) plan participants, employees of public schools and tax-exempt organizations with 403(b) tax-sheltered annuities, and state and local government employees with 457(b) deferred-compensation plans may be eligible to take advantage of these streamlined loan procedures and liberalized hardship distribution rules. Though IRA participants are barred from taking out loans, they may be eligible to receive distributions under liberalized procedures.

Retirement plans can provide this relief to employees and certain members of their families who live or work in the disaster area. To qualify for this relief, hardship withdrawals must be made by Feb. 1, 2013.

The IRS is also relaxing procedural and administrative rules that normally apply to retirement plan loans and hardship distributions. As a result, eligible retirement plan participants will be able to access their money more quickly with a minimum of red tape. In addition, the six-month ban on 401(k) and 403(b) contributions that normally affects employees who take hardship distributions will not apply.

This broad-based relief means that a retirement plan can allow a Sandy victim to take a hardship distribution or borrow up to the specified statutory limits from the victim’s retirement plan. It also means that a person who lives outside the disaster area can take out a retirement plan loan or hardship distribution and use it to assist a son, daughter, parent, grandparent or other dependent who lived or worked in the disaster area.

Plans will be allowed to make loans or hardship distributions before the plan is formally amended to provide for such features. In addition, the plan can ignore the limits that normally apply to hardship distributions, thus allowing them, for example, to be used for food and shelter. If a plan requires certain documentation before a distribution is made, the plan can relax this requirement as described in the Announcement.

Ordinarily, retirement plan loan proceeds are tax-free if they are repaid over a period of five years or less. Under current law, hardship distributions are generally taxable. Also, a 10 percent early-withdrawal tax usually applies.

Further details referr to Announcement 2012-44

OK People This is What We Have Been Waiting For, Miitt Romney's Tax Return

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This tax return will show you without a doubt how the very wealthy earn, generate, create and maintain vast sums of income.  If you get nothing else from this presidential election, you should feel blessed to be able to review such a return.  This is the type of return that most of us can only dream of understanding, implementing and learning from.

If you re not excited about this, then either you don't understand, or you don't plan on increasing your income.

Peace, Love and God Bless America, cause God knows, there are very few places on earth where such a tax return could exist.

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Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

OK People This is What We Have Been Waiting For, Miitt Romney's Tax Return

To contact us Click HERE
This tax return will show you without a doubt how the very wealthy earn, generate, create and maintain vast sums of income.  If you get nothing else from this presidential election, you should feel blessed to be able to review such a return.  This is the type of return that most of us can only dream of understanding, implementing and learning from.

If you re not excited about this, then either you don't understand, or you don't plan on increasing your income.

Peace, Love and God Bless America, cause God knows, there are very few places on earth where such a tax return could exist.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/21/mitt-romney-tax-returns-released_n_1904242.html?icid=  maing-grid7%7Cmain5%7Cdl1%7Csec1_lnk2%26pLid%3D209085

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

OK People This is What We Have Been Waiting For, Miitt Romney's Tax Return

To contact us Click HERE
This tax return will show you without a doubt how the very wealthy earn, generate, create and maintain vast sums of income.  If you get nothing else from this presidential election, you should feel blessed to be able to review such a return.  This is the type of return that most of us can only dream of understanding, implementing and learning from.

If you re not excited about this, then either you don't understand, or you don't plan on increasing your income.

Peace, Love and God Bless America, cause God knows, there are very few places on earth where such a tax return could exist.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/21/mitt-romney-tax-returns-released_n_1904242.html?icid=  maing-grid7%7Cmain5%7Cdl1%7Csec1_lnk2%26pLid%3D209085

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

OK People This is What We Have Been Waiting For, Miitt Romney's Tax Return

To contact us Click HERE
This tax return will show you without a doubt how the very wealthy earn, generate, create and maintain vast sums of income.  If you get nothing else from this presidential election, you should feel blessed to be able to review such a return.  This is the type of return that most of us can only dream of understanding, implementing and learning from.

If you re not excited about this, then either you don't understand, or you don't plan on increasing your income.

Peace, Love and God Bless America, cause God knows, there are very few places on earth where such a tax return could exist.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/21/mitt-romney-tax-returns-released_n_1904242.html?icid=  maing-grid7%7Cmain5%7Cdl1%7Csec1_lnk2%26pLid%3D209085

Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

To contact us Click HERE
I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

HOW DOES THE IRS FEEL ABOUT PORNOGRAPHY?

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Being a webmaster of G Rated material, and a Tax Accountant, this question has special meaning for me. The journey to find the answer to this question was amazing, frightening and intriguing. At the end of the day, I found that the IRS is completely and totally capable and willing to wrap its non-government agency (self) around prom and the people who become wealthy because of the industry. Don't fool yourself people, pornography is supporting the US Gov in a big way. (Directly and indirectly) And this fact lead us to the next factor. We found that the IRS may not realize it yet, but many habitual non-filers participate in pornography, online. We are http://unfiledtaxesprepared.com are here to help non-filers get their life back. Let us prepare your unfilled taxes.

OK People This is What We Have Been Waiting For, Miitt Romney's Tax Return

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This tax return will show you without a doubt how the very wealthy earn, generate, create and maintain vast sums of income.  If you get nothing else from this presidential election, you should feel blessed to be able to review such a return.  This is the type of return that most of us can only dream of understanding, implementing and learning from.

If you re not excited about this, then either you don't understand, or you don't plan on increasing your income.

Peace, Love and God Bless America, cause God knows, there are very few places on earth where such a tax return could exist.

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Mitt Romney's Taxes and Investments

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I have previously talked about reviewing the presidential candidates tax returns to get inside information on how the wealthy generate wealth.

When reviewing Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return, we found the usual components for a very wealthy man.  A family trust controls most of the assets and had invested in securities from companies with ties to Iran, investments in Chinese oil company, CNOOC.  Plus we found that these questionable investments for a presidential candidate might cause some problems. 

The tax return supports that Mitt Romney were very much aware of these questionable investments as it would relate to the U.S. voters, and sold the stocks!

This blog is NOT about politics, this blog is about tax write offs, tax loopholes and ways to decrease your tax liabilities while increasing your assets, income and peace of mind.  What the tax returns of  wealthy presidential candidates reveals is HOW, the rich get rich.

What you now know is that investing in oil, regardless of which country the investment is affiliated with, is one of the strategies for building wealth. 

As the weeks go by, we will look at more investment strategies of the wealthy.  After all if we duplicate the investment patterns of the wealthy, on a much smaller scale, you too can benefit, even though a lot of details about the taxes are missing, tax experts were still able to determine certain facts.  Read the entire Mitt Romney tax saga

OK People This is What We Have Been Waiting For, Miitt Romney's Tax Return

To contact us Click HERE
This tax return will show you without a doubt how the very wealthy earn, generate, create and maintain vast sums of income.  If you get nothing else from this presidential election, you should feel blessed to be able to review such a return.  This is the type of return that most of us can only dream of understanding, implementing and learning from.

If you re not excited about this, then either you don't understand, or you don't plan on increasing your income.

Peace, Love and God Bless America, cause God knows, there are very few places on earth where such a tax return could exist.

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