From http://myrealty.com How do you accumulate wealth? Don’t let the government take 25% of your earnings! Keep all your capital gains with the 1031 exchange. (The IRS doesn’t do much to promote this part of the tax code.)
Today we speak with David Greenberger, THE 1031 Exchange expert of http://1031exchangeadvantage.com.
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Buying a new home? For condos, townhouses and homes in the Winchester, MA area, we are your real estate leaders! Our professional local specialists will help you with your search for real estate for sale. Watch this video to see why we are the agency for finding real estate for sale in Winchester, Massachusetts. Theres real estate for sale out there for you, and were here to help you find it.
Duration : 38 sec
Property for Sale - 40 Aratora Place, Mccormacks Bay, Christchurch, New Zealand - contact Peter McCallum - Phone 0274 345 785 or peter.mccallum@raywhite.com - view more http://www.silverlinemedia.tv/v/raywhite/rdc20041.html or http://www.propertypress.co.nz/video.house/271 - Distributed by http://www.silverlinemedia.tv
Duration : 52 sec
Property for Sale - 4, Stanton Crescent, Hoon Hay, Canterbury, New Zealand - contact David Wilson - Phone 027 226 1877 or dave@kre.co.nz - view more http://www.silverlinemedia.tv/v/property/professionalsprf126180.html or http://www.propertypress.co.nz/video.house/429 - Distributed by http://www.silverlinemedia.tv
Duration : 43 sec
The United States is the world’s oldest constitutional democracy, and its size, culturally and ethnically diverse population, and republican form of government that reserves significant powers to the state and local levels all promote a competitive atmosphere in which a variety of economic policies and strategies can be pursued.
"U.S. tax rates are burdensome. Both the top income tax rate and the top corporate tax rate are 35 percent. Other taxes include a property tax, an estate tax, and excise taxes, and additional income and sales taxes are assessed at the state and local levels. In the most recent year, overall tax revenue as a percentage of GDP was 28.2 percent."
"Total government expenditures, including consumption and transfer payments, are high. Government spending has been rising and in the most recent year equaled 36.7 percent of GDP. Stimulus measures passed in the second half of 2008 promised to push government spending significantly higher."
What are our solutions? (Moving to another country is not one.)
I found the information here: http://www.heritage.org/index/Ranking.aspx
Term limits for congress.
Property for Sale - 73 Lenzen Road, Puhoi, Whangaparaoa, New Zealand - contact Cheryll Preston - Phone 021 428 084 or cheryll.preston@raywhite.com - view more http://www.silverlinemedia.tv/v/raywhite/mnz10363.html or http://www.propertypress.co.nz/video.house/465 - Distributed by http://www.silverlinemedia.tv
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Property for Sale - 306, Estuary Road, South New Brighton, Christchurch, New Zealand - contact Alan Ray - Phone 0210388397 or alan.ray@raywhite.com or Lucia Ghidinici - phone 0274997161 or lucia.ghidinici@raywhite.com - view more http://www.silverlinemedia.tv/property/raywhiteshi20291 or http://www.propertypress.co.nz/video.house/427 - Distributed by http://www.silverlinemedia.tv
Duration : 49 sec
Property for Sale - 63 Muir Avenue, Halswell, Christchurch, New Zealand - contact Rosemary Schulte - phone 0273 598 989 or rosemary.schulte@raywhite.com - view more http://www.silverlinemedia.tv/v/raywhite/hlw20045.html or http://www.propertypress.co.nz/video.house/494 - Distributed by http://www.silverlinemedia.tv
Duration : 1 min 22 sec
Property for Sale - 29, Fisher Avenue, Beckingham, Christchurch, New Zealand - contact Lorraine Porter-Bishop - Phone 0272 245 511 or lorraine.porterbishop@raywhite.com - view more http://www.silverlinemedia.tv/v/property/raywhitehlw20035 or http://www.propertypress.co.nz/video.house/424 - Distributed by http://www.silverlinemedia.tv
Duration : 45 sec
I am talking about Federal, State, and Local. This would include income tax, capital gains tax, property tax and other ad valorem tax (car, etc.), sales tax, etc.
So what percentage do you estimate you pay on a yearly basis?
And do you consider it reasonable?
I’m a bookkeeper. I do all our household expenses in Quickbooks. 52%. This doesn’t include hidden taxes, like on gas, phone service, etc. I don’t think people realize how much of their money they do not get to keep. I have never asked for or rec’d any aid from any gov. agency. The town I live in has no garbabe pick-up, no recycling, no police dept., no water or sewer. I have paid hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years for nothing. Now we are supposed to fund even more nonproducing gov. entities. With the inflation that is going to kill us and taxes probably near 70%, we’re in deep doo-doo.
