The New Trader′s Tax Solution – Money–Saving Strategies for the Serious Investor

Name: The New Trader′s Tax Solution – Money–Saving Strategies for the Serious Investor
Author: T Tesser

Money–Saving Strategies for the Serious Investor

Gebonden Engels 2005 9781592801909

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The Thoroughly Updated Guide to Reducing Tax Liability for the Trader and Serious Investor

What would you do to increase your trading profits by as much as 50%? Most traders and investors would do whatever it takes. Those same traders will much to often what the profits earned with their blood, sweat and tears shrink considerable as they prepare their tax returns. You have in your hands the easy–to–use tools that will protect your hard earned assets. Packed with proven strategies that reduce your tax exposure this comprehensive guide is completely updated with information and strategies for the most recent tax changes.

Here are invaluable business, estate, retirement planning, and tax–saving strategies that virtually anyone can implement within the new tax laws. It is simple to use and includes specific information to help traders reduce their tax liability, with individual case studies, real–world examples, and model tax returns. CPA and expert tax consultant Ted Tesser provides current solutions for the tax problems facing most U.S. traders, investors, and income earners today–excessive tax payments to federal and local governments, insufficient preparation for retirement, and , ultimately, the fate of bequests. In this book, Tesser shows everyone concerned:

How to disinherit the federal government
How Trader Status is upheld, even under audit
How to augment underfunded retirement plans
How to master the basiscs of estate tax planning
How to integrate the "triple crown"–Tesser′s latest strategy for tax avoidance and wealth accumulation–into your trading plan and much more.

Keep the profits you work so hard to earn, whether from trading, investing, or hard work–and take control of your financial destiny. The NEW Trader′s Tax Solution has puts years of experience at your fingertips.

With the "triple crown," you will learn how to unleash the full power of Trader Status by combining it with a Trading Entity. You will also learn how to establish a Wlfare Benefit Trust to accomplish all these goals and more. This program enables you to take advantage of little known facets fot he tax law that have been on the books for almost three–quarters of a century. You′ll learn how to:

Contribute and deduct substantial amounts of money over any period of time
Grow the principle in a fully tax–defered, 100% secure environment
Access the money at a future date, not limited by age, income, or retirement plan status
Avoid the restrictions of ordinary retirement plans by using the same techniques that have been used by America′s largest corporations since 1928

Whether you are looking for last minute tax saving tips or trading techniques that position you for the optimal tax reduction, The NEW Trader′s Tax Solution is a must–have addition to any trading library.

Get the government to pick up the tab on this years trading profits, foot the bill for any trading losses, and increase your wealth by 50%, instantly. After putting Trader Status on the map, Tesser now takes it to another dimension, complete with real world case studies, illustrations, templates, and filled–out, ready to be filed tax forms.

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ISBN13:9781592801909

Taal:Engels

Bindwijze:gebonden

Aantal pagina's:544

Uitgever:John Wiley & Sons

Hoofdrubriek:Financieel management, Financieel management

Serie:Wiley Trading

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Acknowledgments xiii Introduction: We Are All Traders! 1 1 The Basics of Accumulating Wealth and Keeping It 3 The Foundation Things You Need to Know 3 The Basics of Tax Planning 3 Red, Gray, or Black–and–White? Choose Your Tax Strategy 4 There Is No Mystery to Saving Taxes 7 The Paradigm Shift to Tax Freedom 8 2 The Trader s Tax Solution 9 There s Too Much Tax . . . Here s What You Can Do about It 9 Thanks a Million, Uncle Sam. (Or Should I Say $89,500.49 after Taxes!) 11 Does Anyone Feel Morally Obligated to Pay the Maximum Income Tax? 12 How to Direct the Government in Your Best Interests 13 Investors Are Hit Particularly Hard 16 The Government s Free Lunch Your Tax Return! 17 Starving the Government Trader Status 17 Investor, Trader, or Broker–Dealer/Market Maker What s the Difference? 18 You May Be a Trader and Not Know It! 20 Case in Point Was Louis Yaeger a Trader? 22 What This All Means 25 Schedule C Born to Be Filed 26 Other Benefits of Claiming Trader Status 28 It s Your Business Why Not Deduct It? 29 3 Recent Trader Cases 47 The Case of Fredrick R. Mayer 47 The Case of Rudolph Steffler 53 The Case of Stephen A. Paoli 54 Trader Status Other Cases 56 4 The 1997 Trader s Tax Act The Most Significant Changes for the Trader and the Investor since 1986 58 The Top 10 List of Things to Know 58 Section 475 for Traders of Their Own Accounts 64 Summary and Conclusion 68 5 The Triple Crown 69 The Most Effective Tax–Saving Strategy I Have Ever Known 69 Step 1 The Business 69 Step 2 The Entity 75 Step 3 The Voluntary Employee Benefit Association 97 The Triple Crown 111 6 Providing for a Wealthy Retirement 112 The Big Boom of 50–Year–Olds! 112 Life s Tough and Then You Retire How to Make It Easy 114 Denial Is Not a River in Egypt 115 See No Evil, Hear No Evil . . . Opening Your Eyes 115 And the Walls Come Tumbling Down the Pillars of Retirement Planning 118 The Tax Factor 119 Paying My Fair Share Does Not Mean the Maximum Tax I Can Pay 120 What Lies Ahead and How Will It Affect Your Retirement? 121 The Crumbling Pillars 121 Conclusion: The 10 Deadly Sins of Retirement Planning 127 7 They Don t Make Hearses with Luggage Racks 129 The Last Laugh 129 Estate–Tax Planning 101: The Basics 131 The Unified Gift and Estate Tax 131 Multiple Choices A Career in Government or a Career in Government? 136 A Typical Estate 136 Your Retirement Plan Gets Hit Worse 137 Conclusion 142 8 Income and Expenses: A Review 144 Income Defined 144 Earned and Passive Income versus Investment Income 148 Unlimited Gains/Limited Losses 149 Unlimited Income/Limited Expenses: The Pig and His Pal 150 What Is an Expense? The Four Criteria Deduction Test 150 Total Return Investment Plan (TRIP) 151 Calculation of True Yield 152 The Risk/Reward Ratio Revisited 156 Risk/Reward Ratio Meets the Tax Factor 158 9 New World Retirement Planning 162 Individual Retirement Accounts 162 Simplified Employee Pension Plans 164 Qualified Retirement Plans (KEOGHs) 165 10 New World Estate Planning 170 Using the Annual Gift–Tax Exemption 171 Using Estate–Tax Planning Strategies 173 Other Considerations in Addressing Estate–Tax Planning 174 Sixteen Crucial Definitions 179 11 The Double Play: To Give Is But to Receive! 183 Background 183 To Further Compound the Situation 189 A CRT and Your Heirs 190 A Crummey Trust Is Not So Crummy! 191 To Gift Is But to Receive 192 Prepay Your Estate Tax for Pennies on the Dollar 193 The Double Play Summary 196 12 The Layup: It s Just a Matter of Trust 197 How and Why to Set Up a Trust 197 The Layup Summary 201 13 The Home Run: A Way to Double Your Exemptions 202 The Basics 202 The Home Run Summary 203 14 Modern–Day Miracles Chalk Up a Few for the Good Guys 204 Trader Status Audit Victories I Have Had 204 What We Can Learn from All of This 218 15 Knowing Your Limits: How Far Can You Go? 220 Question of Legality 220 Only the Little People Pay Taxes 221 How the IRS Builds a Criminal Case 222 The Taxpayer Bill of Rights 224 Specific Mitigating Circumstances 226 Your New Rights as a Taxpayer 229 Significance to the Investor and the Trader 230 Michael Milken 233 How to Play for Keeps with the IRS 233 What Criteria Are Most Important in the Selection of Tax Returns for Audit? 234 Types of Audit–Selection Processes 236 Ten Ways to Reduce Your Chances of Being Audited 237 Playing in the Major Leagues with the IRS 242 Audit DO s and DON Ts 243 Other Winning Audit Techniques 246 16 101 Tax–Reduction Strategies 250 Conclusion 280 Appendix A Investment /Trading Vehicles and How to Report Tax Consequences 281
Appendix B Deductions Related to Investment and Trading Activities 291
Appendix C The VEBA Code Sections 294
Appendix D The VEBA Court Cases 300
Appendix E Other VEBA Rulings 312
Appendix F 166 Frequently Asked Questions and Answers 318 Appendix G Trader Tax Return Examples and the 475 Election 350 Appendix H Logs and Journals 468
Appendix I It s All a Matter of Time (The Reality of the Wash Sale Rule) 511
Appendix J Trader Evaluation Questionnaire 515
Notes 519
Disclaimer 523
About the Author 525
Index 527
Additional Resources 541