Podcasts about writeoff

Trademarks are important. Just ask MrBeast. The hosts discussed how a permanent injunction against the YouTuber's Feastables brand could have been avoided. They also spoke about the impact of Uber's shocking decision to shut down alcohol delivery service Drizly, a notable take on ultra-processed food, and the divide between those that crunch beer mints and those who don't. Yes, beer mints. This episode also features an interview with Mike and Janell Bass, the co-founders of Ponyboy Slings, a brand of ready-to-drink craft bourbon cocktails, who shared insights and advice on how to prepare for and win a pitch slam competition. Show notes: 0:41: New Cap. $1.1 Billion - It's A Writeoff! The Demonization Of UP Food. Snackable Croutons. – Ray's new hat went unnoticed, but Drizly's looming closure was anything but. Jacqui commented on an eye-opening take on ultra-processed food penned by Nosh's Monica Watrous and the hosts collectively said the phrase “Deez Nuts” approximately 50 times. They also snacked on croutons and date pops (or are they bites?), sipped on non-alcoholic espresso negronis and ate Miller Lite-flavored breath fresheners. 26:46: Interview: Mike and Janell Bass, Co-Founders, Ponyboy Slings –  Mike and Janell Bass are the founders of Ponyboy Slings, an upstart brand of bourbon-based canned cocktails that won BevNET's 2023 Cocktail Showdown. In this interview, they spoke about how they assessed the opportunity to participate in the competition, why aligning presentation and stage performance was critical to their victory, how creating a list of potential judges' questions was a key part of their preparation, and why they encourage pitch slam contenders to practice their pitch while washing dishes. Brands in this episode: Ponyboy Slings, Heaven's Door Spirits, Feastables, Dee's Nuts, Rise Brewing Co., Mountain Dew, Liquid Death, AriZona Beverages, Heyday Canning, Kooshy, Joolies, Myna, St. Agrestis, Bad Idea, Miller Lite, Altoids

David A. Perez is the #1 Tax Strategist known for helping his clients join the Elite 3% of taxpayers who make over $200,000 and pay $0 in federal taxes. David's mission is to coach high-income earners on how to reduce or eliminate their tax liability by implementing advanced tax strategies. As a bestselling author, he's committed to giving others the tools they need to take ownership of their lives while challenging them to invest in their most important asset – themselves. His most recent book ‘Building Your Own Economy' provides a blueprint for living life on your own terms by aligning health, wealth, legacy, and rules to live by. David empowers people to take charge of their lives so they can keep more of their money and Build their Own Economies.    In this episode, Brad and David discuss tips and tricks to maximize your tax return opportunity and avoid liabilities. Learn more about David here: https://DavidAPerez.com and here https://TaxPlanExperts.com  Watch the full video episode on Brad's Rumble here: https://rumble.com/c/c-2544182  Watch the full video episode on Brad's Youtube Here: https://bradlea.tv 

Yeap Junrong, Market Strategist, IG discusses the implications of the precedent set by regulators who chose to allow Credit Suisse Additional Tier 1 Bondholders to have their investments written off, while paying out shareholders.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

'Like dracula in charge of the blood bank' claims the NSW Nationals MP for Riverina describing the unspecified amount of money in last Tuesday's federal budget set aside for buying water off of farmers in the Murray-Darling Basin to meet 2024 environmental water recovery targets, as Michael McCormack (right) also discusses mining and Riverina gold in the actual Melbourne Cup - and what farmers and others might wish to do as the instant asset writeoff's demise looms in 2023

There's good and bad news in this typically forthright podcasted interview with Ranmore Funds' Sean Peche. On the plus side, the Naspers/Prosus group's $700m write-off on Russia's VK Group (formerly Mail.ru) is less than half a percentage point of the group's net assets. On the downside, investors are suddenly aware that the risk of assets in dictatorships are very real indeed - with flags waving anew around the Naspers/Prosus investment in China's Tencent. Peche suggests the South African group should cut a deal with Tencent for the Chinese company to buy back a slug of its shares owned by Naspers/Prosus. Doing so, he reckons, would have a positive impact on a stock price that has been in freefall of late.

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Hoy es lunes 22 de noviembre y para celebrar la semana de Acción de Gracias te traemos el mejor episodio!Como primer taco, te vamos a platicar sobre las Big 3 de California en vehículos eléctricos. Seguro ya conoces a Tesla pero has oído hablar de Rivian y Lucid?Como segundo taco, la Cámara de Representantes aprobó el Build Back Better Plan de Joe Biden y te platicamos cómo te puede beneficiar, si es que lo logran aprobar.Antes del episodio, te platicamos sobre "Paxlovid", boosters para todos los adultos en Estados Unidos y la posible segunda mujer en la historia al frente de la Reserva Federal!Como taco de pilón, te contamos sobre lo bueno, lo malo y lo feo de las quitas o writeoffs en una deuda.***Quieres mandar saludos o felicitar a alguien en nuestro podcast?  Simplemente llena nuestro formulario AQUÍ y te mencionaremos al final del episodio!No olvides seguirnos en redes sociales y ponernos 5 estrellas! Nos ayudas mucho a crecer esta comunidad y llegar a más paisanos.Estamos en Instagram, Facebook y Twitter!

On this episode we sit down and talk with international tax genius Kory Farrer, CPA. We discuss different ideas to change up the US's tax code, like the “balanced bill” initiative, and eliminating the income tax, as well as figuring out if firearms can be counted as a tax write-off. Be sure to use code “SMPLTAX” to get you're free moth of our premium podcast, and gain access to our full conversation with Kory.

Sean Michael Lewis shares insight on Tax benefits of investing in new equipment. It is important to talk to your CPA or Accountant before making decisions. 

Are people taking advantage of the CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act when they file their tax returns? Companies have spent a lot of money restructuring their business since the lockdown began, and with the tax deadline fast approaching, you may be wondering if your new RV office counts as a tax-deductible expense or a luxury purchase. Jack Russo and Steve Rabin, CPA, discuss the expensive ways professionals have pivoted and the gray areas in deductibility. Other topics include: Are consumers beating expectations for 2020? Assembling a tax strategy for your business or yourself Fixing America's lack of basic financial literacy The Power of Tax-Deferred Growth Check out the video HERE.

December 2017, new tax laws for 2018 filings are enacted, February 2019, we cover Tax Planning in the fourth step of the Five Steps to Starting Your Own Financial Plan. It covers a few topics that seem to keep coming up in conversations and can make a meaningful difference with your tax returns. As you'll hear in the episode, none of this is tax advice, and you really should consult a tax professional before taking any action.  Questions? Email me at: Mpolicar@hightoweradvisors.com   

Jean Chatzky (NBC's Today Show) talks about HerMoney.com, her new project giving women the confidence to lead the charge into the financial future. Plus, what women get wrong about money, how automation can help our health and our wealth, and why the gig economy isn’t helping. Joe and Big Al discuss the Uber IPO, taking RMDs from your IRAs, paying all cash for real estate investments, 1099 versus W2 employment, and why one woman’s “personal tax shelter” was rejected in tax court. Transcript and show notes: http://bit.ly/YMYW-192

  You may know you can claim a child as a deduction but you can also get tax credits for them as well.  And what about grand kids?   Some grandparents may be eligible for an Earned Income Credit if they're raising their grandchildren.  Brandon Allfrey, a member of the Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants UACPA.org, has the info you need. Do you have to pay for a cell phone bill that you use for work?  You might be able to deduct the expenses.  Have you moved for a new job?  Find out why a CPA can help you get the biggest tax liability reduction or tax refund. https://www.facebook.com/MoneyMakingSense/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kevin talks about his recent road trip, including a few pointers for some early solid state games, Meow Wolf, D&D Pinball in Tuscon and more.

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