Podcasts about Use tax

Today we are talking with Bill Denman, the Treasurer for the City of Nevada. Bill will be talking about the main sources of tax revenue for Nevada. Bill will discuss how these taxes are performing, especially the Sales Tax and Property Tax. Finally, Bill will tell us if the City's Use Tax is performing above or below expectations.

This episode is sponsored by Avalara. The complexities and challenges of use tax compliance only seem to grow as a business expands its operations and customer base. Our guest, Avalara use tax product solution consultant Myles Metzger, explains some of the most common misconceptions about use tax and why it is so tricky for finance teams to comply. Myles also explains some of the common challenges that Dynamics ERP customers face and how Avalara's latest integrations with Dynamics GP, D365 Business Central, and D365 Finance improve tax accuracy and reduce the risks of under- or overpayment. More from Avalara: See how Avalara's integrations with Microsoft Dynamics GP, BC, and Finance help improve accuracy, reduce manual effort, and minimize audit risk:

Lauri Lyerla is the CEO of the Neosho Area Chamber of Commerce. She joined Newstalk KZRG to discuss Prop A in Neosho which, if voted in, would add a "use tax" to online shopping. Join Ted, Steve, and Lucas for the KZRG Morning Newswatch!

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Friday, Feb. 14, 2025. As spring gobbler season approaches, the WVDNR offers some handy tips for hunters… West Virginia's anthem, “Take Me Home, Country Roads” unites fans of both teams at Sunday's Super Bowl…and the BUILD WV Act aims to attract new housing to growing commuinities…on today's daily304. #1 – From WVDNR – West Virginia's spring gobbler season kicks off with a two-day youth season on April 19–20. Then on April 21, the regular season opens statewide and gives hunters five weeks to test their skills and enjoy the thrill of the hunt.  As you count down the days to this exciting season, make sure you understand the latest regulations and inspect your gear to make sure everything is working properly. The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources offers a few tips to help you get ready for a successful spring gobbler season. Read more: https://wvdnr.gov/wv-spring-gobbler-season-guide-2025/   #2 – From METRO NEWS – “Take Me Home, Country Roads” are the lyrics now getting the attention from hundreds of millions of viewers who happened to be watching the commercials in the first half of Sunday night's Super Bowl. A Rocket Mortgage advertisement featuring West Virginia's famous, unofficial song, “Country Roads,” may have not been specifically designed to promote the state during Super Bowl 59, but officials are saying that it definitely helped shed a positive light on it amid the state's growing tourism industry and its goal for more population growth. Tourism Secretary Chelsea Ruby said it was the best free advertising they could ask for. When the broadcast returned to the game with the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, over 65,000 fans had broken out into a live rendition of the song. “It was absolutely incredible, no matter which team you were cheering for, I think all of us can agree that West Virginia was the big winner of the night,” Ruby said. Read more: https://wvmetronews.com/2025/02/10/country-roads-song-brings-west-virginia-into-the-spotlight-during-sundays-super-bowl/   #3 – From WVDED – West Virginia is one of the fastest growing in-bound states, and the demand for new, residential properties has never been higher. The BUILD WV Act aims to assist West Virginia's growing communities in attracting much-needed housing development projects. The credit offers a State Sales and Use Tax exemption for building materials and a 10-year property value adjustment refundable tax credit to offset building costs.  If you are interested in learning more or discovering if your project may be eligible, contact the West Virginia Department of Economic Development. Read more: https://westvirginia.gov/build-wv-act/   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.  

Wilson County Emergency Services District 5 (ESD 5) is ready to try again to increase its revenue through a 1-1/2 percent sales-and-use tax. The ESD 5 board of commissioners voted at a special Jan. 27 meeting to approve a resolution calling for a sales-and-use tax election on May 3. ESD 5 provides fire and rescue coverage for western and central Wilson County — including Floresville, but excluding Poth. The district failed to gain a majority of the votes in an election in November 2023 to obtain approval for such a tax for the district and had to wait at least...Article Link

Wilson County Emergency Services District 5 (ESD 5) is ready to try again to increase its revenue through a 1-1/2 percent sales-and-use tax. The ESD 5 board of commissioners voted at a special Jan. 27 meeting to approve a resolution calling for a sales-and-use tax election on May 3. ESD 5 provides fire and rescue coverage for western and central Wilson County — including Floresville, but excluding Poth. The district failed to gain a majority of the votes in an election in November 2023 to obtain approval for such a tax for the district and had to wait at least...Article Link

Detailed Description of Weaver's Motor Fuels Tax Minute, Episode 4400:00:00Kelly: Welcome to our Motor Fuels Tax Minute, where we talk all things motor fuel. Emilda today is going to talk to us about the heavy vehicle use tax.00:00:09Emilda: Thanks, Kelly. Yes, heavy vehicle use tax. Well, it is a tax on heavy vehicles. It's for highway motor vehicles that have a taxable gross weight of 55,000 pounds, or more, that are subject to the tax. And so, a heavy vehicle will include something that is self-propelled and it's designed to carry a load over the public highways. Whether or not it's designated to perform another function, as long as it meets the requirement of a heavy vehicle on public roads, it's required to remit a heavy vehicle use tax. Some examples of that would be a vehicle that's used on public highways like a truck or a truck tractor, sometimes buses, or maybe waste management companies that use those heavy vehicles on the road. And generally, those that don't fall in this arena are going to be like your pickup trucks and other small vans and vehicles. And so, this is something that has to be filed annually. The heavy vehicle tax is usually filed for the periods of July 1st through June 30th of the following year. So, if you're a company operating a heavy vehicle and you need assistance with these filings, reach out to us.00:01:39Leanne: Thanks, Emilda. Another episode with a lot of good information, and I think the second one in a row where we've gone outside of what people traditionally think about us for, which is fuel taxes, and, you know, we can help our clients in a number of different ways and the other taxes that dovetail nicely within the fuel industry. That was this week's Motor Fuels Tax Minute. Join us next time. Thank you.

Ballot Question 5 is proposing an amendment to the state's Sales and Use Tax of 1955, to exempt adult and child diapers from sales tax.

In the latest episode of the SALT Shaker Podcast, Eversheds Sutherland attorneys Jeff Friedman and Jeremy Gove welcome UConn School of Law Professor Rick Pomp to discuss Jeff and Professor Pomp's US Supreme Court cert petition in Ellingson Drainage, Inc. v. South Dakota Department of Revenue.  Jeff, Jeremy and Professor Pomp delve into the case's background and its various implications, particularly focusing on the application of use tax. They also provide historical context on the relationship between sales and use taxes and explore how Ellingson may violate the external consistency doctrine. Additionally, they discuss the potential consequences of the South Dakota Supreme Court's decision if left undisturbed by the US Supreme Court. Their discussion ends with an overrated/underrated question: Are birthday parties overrated or underrated?  For questions or comments, email SALTonline@eversheds-sutherland.com. Subscribe to receive regular updates hosted on the SALT Shaker blog.

Comment, question, or idea for the podcast? Send us a Text Message! Get ready for an action-packed week on our latest podcast! We're diving into a series of significant events starting with the Implementation Update on June 18th, followed by the Cannabis Advisory Council Quarterly Meeting on June 20th, and the Social Equity Verification Workshop on June 21st. Plus, don't miss the bonus session on June 27, 2024, with the Department of Revenue's Sales and Use Tax for Cannabis Agricultural Production. We'll also guide you through the Social Equity Applications process, featuring our new Workbook designed to help aspiring entrepreneurs prepare for licensure. Lastly, we're excited to announce the grand opening of Island Pezi on June 24, 2024, just hours from the Twin Cities, and we'll discuss the latest on the Minneapolis Council's exploration of cannabis regulations. Then we try Raiden Lab's new Charged Gummies!Finally, a preview from our April 2024 Class, "Drying and Curing 201," hosted by the Minnesota Cannabis College and Clean Green Media.  Stream the full class now at: https://mncannabiscollege.vhx.tv/products/drying-and-curing-with-boveda-and-raiden-labsDonate Today - mncannabiscollege.org/donateFilmed and Recorded at the Dabbler Depot Studio in St. PaulToday's episode of Northern Lights is presented by North Star Law Group, your trusted partner in Minnesota's burgeoning legal cannabis industry. Learn more at northstarlaw.comThank you to our sponsor NativeCare, Minnesota's first recreational cannabis dispensary, now on WeedMaps!Links from the Show:

Deep State money men and leaders use such as the Rockefeller dynasty use tax-exempt foundations and non-profit organizations to protect their fortunes from the taxman and also to wage war on liberty, self-government, and America’s constitutional system, explains The New American magazine’s Alex Newman in this episode of Behind The Deep State. Congress actually uncovered ... The post How Deep Staters Use Tax-Exempt Foundations to Destroy US appeared first on The New American.

Eben Brown of FOX News Radio, joins the Marc Cox Morning Show, to talk about the Tennessee Bill to ban local discussions on slave reparations which sparks debate in the House.

We believe that every dollar has a purpose and a timeline. When and how your retirement assets will be used should be understood before making important financial decisions.The Triplett-Westendorf Purpose and Timeline 5 Step Planning Process (PT5) begins with Discovery.Understanding where you are now, and then defining where you want to go (Your Purpose) and when you want to get there (Your Timeline), programs your financial GPS. Our Purpose and Timeline 5-step process (PT5) programs your financial GPS.Learn more: http://triplett-westendorf.com/ | https://mypt5.com/The 15 Minute Financial Feast Podcasthttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-15-minute-financial-feast-podcast/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/episode-62-use-tax-refund-wisely-the-15-minute-financial-feast-podcast-with-mark-triplett-troy-westendorf

We believe that every dollar has a purpose and a timeline. When and how your retirement assets will be used should be understood before making important financial decisions.The Triplett-Westendorf Purpose and Timeline 5 Step Planning Process (PT5) begins with Discovery.Understanding where you are now, and then defining where you want to go (Your Purpose) and when you want to get there (Your Timeline), programs your financial GPS. Our Purpose and Timeline 5-step process (PT5) programs your financial GPS.Learn more: http://triplett-westendorf.com/ | https://mypt5.com/The 15 Minute Financial Feast Podcasthttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-15-minute-financial-feast-podcast/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/episode-62-use-tax-refund-wisely-the-15-minute-financial-feast-podcast-with-mark-triplett-troy-westendorf

In this episode of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers, Marc Young, a tax partner at Weaver, is joined by Brandon Hayes, a senior manager in Weaver's state and local tax group, to review the complex world of sales and use tax issues in the construction industry. They explore this sector's unique challenges and opportunities, shedding light on the intricacies of tax regulations across different states and focusing on Texas' distinctive approach to taxing materials in construction projects.Key Points: • Texas allows contractors to act as retailers under separated contracts, enabling tax-free purchases of materials for resale to customers• The distinction between lump sum and separated contracts significantly affects how sales and use tax is collected and paid, emphasizing the importance of invoice formatting tax compliance• The tax obligation for materials used in construction is determined by the location of the project, not the location of the business or sourced materials This episode provides an overview of the sales and use tax landscape as it pertains to the construction industry, highlighting the critical differences in tax treatment between Texas and other states. It emphasizes the importance of understanding how contract types and the scope of work can significantly influence tax obligations, offering valuable insights for contractors and businesses operating within this sector. "Organizations need to be proactive rather than reactive,” Hayes said. “From the customer's perspective, if . . . you're going to be expanding an existing facility or you're going to be repurposing an existing facility, and maybe you have some new construction associated with that, really it would be incumbent to have that contract drawn up as a separated contract." This underscores the episode's core message: the critical need for strategic planning and understanding of tax regulations to avoid potential pitfalls. Subscribe and listen to future episodes of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.©2024

Vermont municipalities are allowed to auction off a person's property if they fall behind on their taxes. It's a process called a tax sale. Local officials say tax sales are an important tool to ensure towns get the revenue they're owed, but critics say the process has few protections for residents.

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Tax planning is a multifaceted approach that extends beyond simply complying with tax obligations. It's about leveraging tax benefits and implementing strategies that meet the individual's goals. Among the many strategies available, annuities are unique and effective tools that help individuals secure their financial future while minimizing the tax burden. Annuities can be tailored to meet individual needs and are often combined with other tax-saving strategies to create a comprehensive plan for maximum retirement savings.In this episode, DPL's Regional VP Jonathan Barth is joined by Patrick Perry, Consultant at DPL. Before working at DPL, Patrick served as an annuity specialist at Larry Gordon Agency. He takes pride in helping RIAs identify opportunities to grow their AUM and better serve their clients using commission-free insurance and annuities.Patrick and Jonathan discuss strategies for mitigating taxes and maximizing growth in a financial plan. They highlight the upcoming changes to tax cuts in 2025 and how they will impact clients' tax bills. They also explore the benefits of using annuities in tax planning, such as the RMD strategies, investing in annuities for high-net-worth clients, tax-efficient withdrawal strategies, tax-free exchanges, and qualified charitable distributions.Key Takeaways[02:54] - An overview of Patrick's professional experience.[05:07] - Patrick's key takeaways on what will happen when taxes are rolled back in 2025.[06:30] - Strategies to mitigate taxes.[07:15] - How required minimum distributions (RMDs) work in annuities.[09:02] - Benefits and limitations of the RMD strategy.[11:34] - Key strategies for high-net-worth clients.[15:17] - How annuity withdrawals are taxed.[15:48] - Tax-efficient withdrawal strategies. 17:44] - Tax-free exchange available at DPL Financial Partners.[19:19] - What the qualified charitable distribution is all about.

It's the season of tax talk. You're starting to see more and more news and social media posts to begin preparing for tax season. Me included. I recently saw a post on tax gain harvesting and wanted to learn more about what that is and who should be harvesting. In this episode, Sean Mullaney breaks down tax gain harvesting and how people can use it in their tax planning. We also discuss the importance of going beyond the mentality of tax filing and into tax planning. Sean is an advice-only financial planner and the President of Mullaney Financial & Tax, Inc. He is the author of the Plutus Award-winning blog FITaxGuy.com on tax and financial independence. He also has a personal finance YouTube channel and published Solo 401(k): The Solopreneur's Retirement Account, a book about his favorite retirement account.  The show notes can be found here: https://laceylangford.com/podcast/tax-gain-harvesting

In this part two on Tax-loss harvesting, Josh continues to discuss the strategy of selling a winning stock against a bad stock, and some of the issues that can complicate this. Then he answers listener questions, including: Is it wise to invest in tobacco farming? How can we prepare for the digital dollar?

Josh starts out by reflecting on whether the seven-year market cycle has changed. Then he talks about what Tax-loss harvesting is, and when he might recommend it to a client as part of their financial planning strategy. Next, he answers listener questions live, including: how will the Ukraine war, and the election, cause a recession? When you're in your 70s and risk-averse, but still want to invest, how much should you put in the stock market vs. other places?

On the today's episode we welcome back Brent Watson, a guest on Season 1, to discuss how focusing on Sales & Use Tax can help save your business money and increase profitability. In this episode you'll hear: Why Operators should even care about Sales & Use Tax (3:26) The 3 Factors that Contribute to Overpayment of Sales Tax (4:22)How Exempt Certificates Work (8:24) What Tax Issues Texas Operators Face (10:06)What Tax Issues New Mexico Operators Face (13:46)What Tax Issues Pennsylvania Operators Face (15:41)What Tax Issues North Dakota Operators Face (17:27)What Tax Issues Oklahoma Operators Face (19:58)What Tax Issues Louisiana Operators Face (25:32)What Tax Issues Colorado Operators Face (29:27)What Tax Issues West Virginia & Ohio Operators Face (30:49)What Tax Issues Wyoming Operators Face (33:44)How Use Tax Effects Operators (35:57)

Have you ever noticed how sometimes we hear a phrase so often that we don't really think about what it means? "Sales and use tax" is one of those phrases that we've probably all heard before, but have you ever stopped to think about what "use tax" actually means? While most of us are familiar with "sales" tax, "use" tax is a concept that often gets overlooked or misunderstood.Let's take a moment to give "use tax" the attention it deserves and learn more about it.What is Use Tax?Use tax is officially defined as the tax on the use, consumption, or storage of a taxable item or service on which no sales tax has been paid. It is required to be paid by the consumer in cases where the seller does not collect sales tax. How Use Tax WorksThe use tax is a form of taxation that applies to specific goods and is charged by a consumer's home municipality or state. Unlike sales tax, which is typically applied to all goods and services, the use tax is only charged under certain circumstances.Here are some common instances where use tax is charged.When a buyer purchases goods from an out-of-state seller who does not charge a sales tax.If you're a professional and you buy goods for your trade in an area where sales tax doesn't apply but you plan to use those goods in an area where sales tax is charged, you might be responsible for paying a use tax.If a buyer purchases items from a seller outside of their home jurisdiction and the seller doesn't charge sales tax, the use tax may be charged if the customer intends to use or store the goods in an area where sales tax is applicable.Use tax is a complementary tax; it's not charged if sales tax is charged. The use tax rate is typically the same as the local sales tax rate, but this also varies per state. It is left up to consumers to calculate and pay use taxes, which makes it challenging to enforce. However, a resident who does not pay use tax may be subject to fines, interest, and penalties.

Real estate and property taxes – they go together hand-in-hand.This week we spoke with Sally Hudson, Virginia Delegate, and UVA professor about how a land value tax might change how we tax properties, and how that would affect urban design, parking, affordable housing – basically everything in real estate.

In 2018, a Supreme Court ruling in the case of South Dakota v. Wayfair opened the door for states to implement a sales tax on remote sellers based on the sales amount even if the seller is not physically present in the state. Many companies with multistate sales are only now learning about their tax obligations under new state laws that have been enacted since the Supreme Court ruling. To avoid penalties and additional tax liability, companies with multistate sales must understand their exposure to economic nexus through remote sales and take steps to comply with their reporting and tax obligations.Generally, there are three main categories for sales taxation: the basic, physical nexus, the affiliate nexus, and the click-through nexus. How can businesses be prepared and proactive on their sales taxation and remain aware of ways to save money in this new environment?On today's episode of On the Shop Floor, a Weaver podcast, hosts Colby Horn, Partner, Assurance Services and Jody Allred, Partner-in-Charge are joined by Blake Fuqua, Partner, State and Local Tax Services, to talk about sales tax law changes since 2018 and how these changes will impact businesses. Horn, Allred, and Fuqua covered these topics:1. Key issues in sales tax requirements and changes since 20182. Digital sales tax rules for e-commerce 3. Savings opportunities for manufacturing businesses Fuqua stated, “Organizations need to be proactive rather than reactive and waiting until they get audited. A lot of the time, that's when I get called in and it's an uphill battle at that point if we don't have the certificates or you haven't been filing, it puts companies in a tough spot.”Blake Fuqua has nearly 15 years of indirect tax experience and sales tax consulting in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, energy, retail, and construction. Prior to joining Weaver, Fuqua served as Manager of Multistate Tax Services, Sales and Use Tax at Deloitte, Sales Tax Analyst at 7-Eleven, and Sales and Use Tax Consultant at Ryan.

You know how stressful it can feel if you've received a formal letter with the news of an upcoming audit. So let's talk about the next steps. What is an audit?An auditor goes into an audit with two things in mind. They want to determine if your business has collected and remitted the proper sales tax amounts from your customers. They want to verify that you've paid or self-assessed the correct amount of sales and use tax on the purchases you've made during the set audit period. (The set look-back period is typically 3-4 years, but the statute of limitations varies.) The purchases will include both operating expenses and fixed assets. If you find yourself under audit now is a great time to get on a What's Next Call!: https://peisnerjohnson.com/whats-next/

In this episode of The Hot Seat, Spencer Tenney is joined by John Blair. He is the President of the Motor Transport Association of Connecticut. John is joining us today to speak about the Highway Use Tax that was recently implemented in his home state of Connecticut. He fills us in on the origin of the Highway Use Tax, the potential problems with it, and what possible long-term effects will be. ___ Are you looking to buy or sell a transportation business? Reach out to us online and begin the conversation. https://bit.ly/413L4nz --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-hot-seat-tenney-group/message

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LLN (1/13/23) – From a new highway use tax in Connecticut to unscrupulous businesses looking to squeeze a little extra money out of you – as a trucker, it can feel like you've got a target on your back. Also, from a private company taking steps to directly address the shortage of truck parking to a city that won't let trucks park in most places, we'll find out who in the news has been good and who's been bad with some Roses and Razzberries. And Marty Ellis has been reading about some interesting figures regarding the fine amounts various states charge for speeding by commercial motor vehicles. 0:00 – Newscast.  10:13– Connecticut highway use tax. 24:57 – Roses and Razzberries. 39:37 – State fine amounts.

Watch this Interview Live: Click Here Never want to pay taxes again? (No joke). On the show, Marcus Nornam sits down with Brandon Joe Williams, How To NEVER Pay Taxes Again (Legally) In some cases, corporate profits are taxed twice — boo. And certain nonprofit organizations from paying Sales and Use Tax. So how does a business not pay taxes legally? Brandon will answer this and more, be sure to watch til the end to snag all his great tips. Brandon learned two things at a very young age: 1. Exchanging time for money is economic suicide and, frankly, boring and unfulfilling. 2. School is a terrible racket and very little of what he knew was not going to be applicable in life. Brandon Joe Williams is a National of California, author and Common Law lawyer, and founder of The Amnesty Coalition, a group that aims to address the “slave state” framework that is created by webs of legal contracts and documents like birth certificates, social security cards, and the US citizen fraud system. After a successful career in sales and marketing, Brandon is now devoting his full time work to research and experimentation in becoming a State National and writing his third book on martyrdom and escapism. He is also the author of Don't Be a Slave to Your Clients and Love is a Battery. Contract Killer Course that covers everything. Sign up for free at www.onestupidfuck.com/contractkillercourse

In this episode, we are learning how to invest in Tax Deed Auctions with the authority - Joseph Griffin - a.k.a. The Tax Deed Wolf.Joseph is an army veteran of 11 years with 2 combat tours, a retired nurse, and now one of the top Tax Deed coaches in the business. As CEO of Tax Deed Wolf Academy LLC, Joseph specializes in Tax Deed Investing and coaches students on how they can get started.When owners do not pay property taxes, properties can be taken from the owners and sold at tax deed auctions. Joseph has acquired hundreds of properties for pennies on the dollar through Tax Deed Auctions.What types of properties are available in Tax Deed Auctions? Pretty much everything you can imagine - residential houses, empty lots, commercial buildings, condos, and more!Tax Deed Auctions differ from tax liens or redemption deeds because as a winner of a tax deed property, it's yours immediately (and as you can imagine, this comes with plenty of benefits and risks).In this episode, we discussed:- How Joseph became known as The Tax Deed Wolf- Joseph's background in the military and in nursing- Why Joseph pivoted to tax deed investing- How properties become available in tax deed auctions- What happens when you win a property in a tax deed auction- What kind of properties come up in the tax deed auctions?- Why Joseph approaches owners by using tax deed auction lists as leads- What Joseph is doing with the properties that he is acquiring now- Working with 500 students last year and what separates the successful ones from those who never purchase property- The role of an attorney and the importance of having one on your team- The best market conditions to invest in tax deeds- How to have a positive mindset and surround yourself with achieversWhere you can find Joseph:Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/taxdeedwolfceoFacebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/taxdeedinvestWebsite - https://www.taxdeedwolfacademy.com/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/TaxDeedWolfJoin Jason Muth and Attorney / Broker Rory Gill of NextHome Titletown and UrbanVillage Legal in Boston, Massachusetts for another episode of The Real Estate Law Podcast!#realestatepodcast #nexthome #humansoverhouses #realestate #realestateinvesting #realestateinvestor #realestatelaw #realestateagent #realestatemarketing #taxdeed #taxdeedinvesting #taxdeedauctions #buildingateam #takingaction #taxlien #quiettitle_____________________Support the showFollow us!NextHome Titletown Real Estate on InstagramNextHome Titletown Real Estate on FacebookNextHome Titletown Real Estate on LinkedInAttorney Rory Gill on LinkedIn

Tax Loss Harvesting is one of those "advanced" portfolio management techniques that you hear about. And with the recent market performance, we've been hearing about it a lot lately. So, we decided to bring Bob French, from Retirement Researcher, back to discuss Tax Loss (and Gain!) Harvesting - what it is, how it works, where the pitfalls are, and if you might want to incorporate it into your portfolio management strategy. Listen now to learn more!   This episode is sponsored by McLean Asset Management. Visit https://www.mcleanam.com/roth/ to download McLean's free eBook, "Is a Roth Conversion Right For You?"

After the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization resulted in the overturning of Roe v. Wade,some cities have pledged to increase support for the abortion industry through their taxpayers.California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a new law that critics say would effectively make California a sanctuary state for trans-identified minors seeking life-altering surgeries and hormone drugs.Israeli archaeologists said they have discovered an extremely rare 3,300 years old intact burial cave from the time of Pharaoh Ramses II, who is thought to be the pharaoh from the biblical story of the Exodus from Egypt.Actress Marlyne Barrett, known for her character on the NBC series "Chicago Med," revealed that she's battling cancer but is holding on to hope because of her Christian faith.Subscribe to this Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Overcast Get the Edifi App Download for iPhone Download for Android Subscribe to Our Newsletter Subscribe to the Freedom Post, delivered every Monday and Thursday Click here to get the top headlines delivered to your inbox every morning! Links to the News 4 cities using tax dollars to fund abortions after Roe's reversal | Politics News California becomes a 'sanctuary' state for gender transition | Politics News North Dakota man charged with murder in death of 18-year-old | U.S. News Lover confesses to killing pastor whose wife plotted death | U.S. News Archaeologists discover burial cave dating to Ramses II, Exodus | World News Actress Marlyne Barrett clinging to faith amid cancer battle | Entertainment News 7-year-old boy shot on way to church in Chicago | U.S. News Man charged with shooting elderly pro-life volunteer | U.S. News

We haven't talked about cryptocurrency much lately. Admittedly, I am like everyone else who gets excited when the markets are going sky-high but quickly loses interest when markets are struggling. However, In times like these, regardless of asset class, it is critically important to stay rational. Let's take bitcoin as an example. As I write […] The post 332: How to Use Tax Law to Benefit from the Cryptocurrency Bear market appeared first on Wealth Formula.

Meet Tom Alston, Founder & CEO of Aero & Marine Tax Professionals, and an expert in California sales tax involving airplanes, vehicles or vessels. He and his team help clients legally avoid sales & use tax from the state of California.  Tom is also a Grant Cardone licensee, business and personal coach and a retired high school baseball coach.  Mark and Tom have a wide ranging conversation that covers everything from formative experiences in Tom's life to philosophies on winning, to sales and use tax avoidance strategies and more.  Tune in!

In this episode of Legal Thoughts, the attorney discusses the topic of: "Heavy Highway Use Tax Upcoming Deadline August 31, 2022". If you enjoy this podcast, make sure to stay tuned for more episodes from the taxation, litigation, and immigration Law Firm of Coleman Jackson, P.C. Be sure to subscribe, leave a comment, and rate our Legal Thoughts podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcast. Visit the taxation, litigation, and immigration law firm of Coleman Jackson, P.C. online at www.cjacksonlaw.com”

One of the lefty publications in Washington, POLITICO, published an attempted hit piece attacking Cleta Mitchell this week for her presentation at the Arizona Election Integrity Summit in March 2022 – during which Cleta talked about […]

One of the lefty publications in Washington, POLITICO, published an attempted hit piece attacking Cleta Mitchell this week for her presentation at the Arizona Election Integrity Summit in March 2022 – during which Cleta talked about […]

Nobody likes paying taxes. With the proper planning, however, you can create a financial situation where you minimize or eliminate your taxes while creating a portfolio that great benefits you today and your family tomorrow. Adam Schroeder and Zach Lemaster are joined by Keystone CPA's Matt MacFarland and Amanda Han to discuss ways you can employ your children, minimize your taxable income, and keep more of YOUR money for YOURSELF. Use the code: RTRTAX and receive $200 off on any of these courses or live webinars! Live Stream Webinar Strategic Tax Savings Program eBooks -------------------------------------------------------- Website - www.RentToRetirement.com YouTube - www.YouTube.com/RentToRetirement Current Hotlist Properties - www.RentToRetirement.com/Hotlist

Nobody likes paying taxes. With the proper planning, however, you can create a financial situation where you minimize or eliminate your taxes while creating a portfolio that great benefits you today and your family tomorrow. Adam Schroeder and Zach Lemaster are joined by Keystone CPA's Matt MacFarland and Amanda Han to discuss ways you can employ your children, minimize your taxable income, and keep more of YOUR money for YOURSELF. Use the code: RTRTAX and receive $200 off on any of these courses or live webinars! Live Stream Webinar Strategic Tax Savings Program eBooks -------------------------------------------------------- Website - www.RentToRetirement.com YouTube - www.YouTube.com/RentToRetirement Current Hotlist Properties - www.RentToRetirement.com/Hotlist

Get CME Here: https://earnc.me/mDbyum The stock market can be a volatile place at the best of times, but we are currently going through what is one of the worst downturns we have experienced in decades. Whenever the stock market is doing poorly, tax loss harvesting becomes a very relevant topic. So, what exactly does that mean and what can you do to protect yourself when the stock market is selling off? These are the questions I will be answering in this episode. Learn more: https://apmsuccess.com/148                                  Watch the video: https://apmsuccess.com/148v  

Pam is the Senior Director of Compliance Services at Avalara, a transactional tax compliance company that operates across multiple industries, including lodging. I want to let you know up front, this isn't an episode about tax compliance, but rather a discussion to understand the impact that short term rentals have on a community. We so often read headlines and see news stories about the negative impacts that vacation rentals have on housing prices, but rarely do we hear about the broader impact they have on the local economy. A recent HBR study outlined exactly that, and that was the impetus for this episode. Now, tie in the regulation landscape, and how it can benefit guests, owners and locals, and you've got a more complete picture. Pam brings incredible knowledge and insight to this conversation and I hope this episode illuminates a few points to consider if you want to jump in to owning your own Airbnb. About PamPam Knudsen is an executive at https://www.avalara.com/mylodgetax/en/index.html (Avalara), leading multi-tax teams including Lodging, Beverage Alcohol, Telecommunications and Sales & Use Tax. She serves as a leading voice in vacation rental tax compliance and regulation, in addition to bringing in-depth experience across software/SaaS technology as well as ERP systems. Pam joined Avalara in 2012.  LinksWebsite: https://www.avalara.com/ (https://www.avalara.com/) HBR Study: https://hbr.org/2021/11/research-restricting-airbnb-rentals-reduces-development (https://hbr.org/2021/11/research-restricting-airbnb-rentals-reduces-development)

Pam Knudsen is an executive at Avalara, leading multi-tax teams including Lodging, Beverage Alcohol, Telecommunications, and Sales & Use Tax. She serves as a leading voice in vacation rental tax compliance and regulation, in addition to bringing in-depth experience across software/SaaS technology as well as ERP systems. Pam joined Avalara in 2012. https://www.linkedin.com/in/pamknudsen/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/pamknudsen/) https://www.linkedin.com/company/avalara/ (https://www.linkedin.com/company/avalara/)

Jakob Puckett, Corianna Baier and David Stokes join Zach Lawhorn to discuss changes to a St. Louis EV charging station law, the upcoming April 5 elections and the idea of a gas tax holiday in Missouri. Produced by Show-Me Opportunity

Hey, y'all, welcome back to Design for the Creative Mind. I am super excited for my next guest, Amy Monroe, who I met at the Design Biz Retreat with Rick Campos. I love her energy and passion for helping others and just had to have her as a guest on the podcast! In this episode, she shares some important things you need to know about sales tax requirements and the complexities of out-of-state work and e-commerce.   Amy is an expert in all things Sales and Use Tax. She has worked in public accounting, private industry, and software development for over 20 years and was also a small business owner. She currently works for a boutique firm based in California, running the consulting arm of the practice.   Find Amy on Instagram and Facebook or reach out to her via email at amy@sattarinc.com.       Thank you to our sponsors for their support!  Satanoff Insurance is focused on client connections and customized coverage … Be sure to tell them we sent you!  Foyr Interior Design Software helps you create 3D floor plans & Interior Designs … Check them out!  To stay in touch with Michelle, please follow her on Instagram and join our Free Facebook Community!   Have ideas or suggestions or want to be considered as a guest on the show?  Email me!

Perhaps no innovation better exemplifies the entrepreneurial spirit of transactional risk insurance than the development and growth of tax insurance. This niche product allows the insured to protect against known tax risks in a variety of areas—S corp status, energy credits, REITS, permanent establishment, estate tax, and independent contractor misclassification, to name a few. What's more, tax insurance can be utilized in both the deal context as well as a stand-alone product for individual taxpayers. To better understand how to effectively use tax insurance and the current state of the tax insurance market, Bryan and Gena are joined by Michael Saitta, Tax Underwriting Counsel at Liberty Global Transaction Solutions, to discuss: • How tax insurance is similar to and different from traditional representations and warranties insurance. • The type of risks that tax insurance can—and cannot—protect against. • The present state of the tax insurance market. • The tax insurance underwriting process. • How tax insurance is priced and other key insurance policy elements such as policy limits and retentions.