By: Chris @ SmartPF
Prepaying your 2011 expenses may or may not benefit you in this tax year depending on which accounting method you use. If you use the accrual method, the prepaid item should be counted as an asset...
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#10 is a great tip for super rich folks! But, with a $10 million cap for couples to pass down tax free, and only a 35% tax rate thereafter, it’s not that bad at all! Cheers, Sam
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Prepaying your 2011 expenses may or may not benefit you in this tax year depending on which accounting method you use. If you use the accrual method, the prepaid item should be counted as an asset...
View ArticleBy: Anonymous
#10 is a great tip for super rich folks! But, with a $10 million cap for couples to pass down tax free, and only a 35% tax rate thereafter, it’s not that bad at all! Cheers, Sam
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