Re: Mitigating capital gains penalties
- From: "Paul Thomas, CPA" <paulthomascpapc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 11:35:09 -0500
"-linux_lad" <john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
That means I'm going to take home somewhere around 25k for eight weekends
and lots of late nights. That's a pretty harsh punishment for being
industrious, in my opinion.
There are people that don't make that in a year.
$162,000+ a year (after tax) isn't all that bad either. What's that -
like $250,000 gross?
Well, forty percent of my money going into a black whole is too much.
Then move. In Georgia the ground don't shake, and we are smarter than to
charge sales tax on a home purchase.
A reasonable tax would be two percent, a grossly unfair tax would be ten
percent, but forty percent is simply absurd. I do the labor, I take the
risk, and I suffer any negative consequences.
But you gain an annual amount of $162 THOUSAND dollars net after tax. Not
too many people are going to cry for you.
I hope I don't sound unreasonable,
Too late for that.
Taxes are part of the business you are in. Learn to deal with it or get out
of the real estate market.
--
Paul Thomas, CPA
paulthomascpapc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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