
- May 15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 9
Capital Gains Maze
One catch:
Keydate:
If your accountant charges by thehour, just figuring out Schedule D (ie,the tax form used to declare any capitalgains and losses) probably cost you abundle this year. IRS officials arealready bracing for a boatload of mistakeson Schedule D. Somelong-term profits were eligible for asmaller tax bite; the trick was knowingwhich were and which weren't. If you realized long-term capitalgains before May 5, 2003, you paid ahigher tax rate on gains than on assetsyou sold after that date. Next year,Schedule D promises to be slightly easier,but good organization can make iteven more so. Promise yourself thatyou'll keep better records this year andhave them in good shape when youhand them to your accountant.
Articles in this issue
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Examine the Current Recruitment Trendsover 17 years ago
Teach Your Kids Priceless Money Lessonsover 17 years ago
Recognize a Suitable Employment Offerover 17 years ago
Grasp the Shaky Economics of Medicineover 17 years ago
Choose Between a Big Hat or Big Cattleover 17 years ago
Safeguard Your Assets with Solid Trustsover 17 years ago
Medicare Payments Under a Cloudover 17 years ago
Doc Execs Rake It Inover 17 years ago
Residents: Students or Employees?over 17 years ago
Careful on Medicare Charges





















































