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Hello, Website Visitor. Here are your articles for April 2, 2008.
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If you're a real estate owner looking to capitalize on the appreciation of your investment property, there's a tax-smart strategy you may have overlooked. With a 1031 exchange, you can postpone the tax bill from selling appreciated property by arranging a like-kind exchange.
M. Scott Hursh, CPA, CCIFP, Managing Partner of SNPC's Architectural, Engineering and Construction (AEC) Group, tells how to defer capital gain taxes in the Full Article.
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When we think of insurance, it often brings to mind many unpopular ideas. We consider the tragedy we would rather avoid or we cringe at the thought of reading a complicated policy. Although insurance may be a dreaded subject, it is an important part of your financial plan.Paul D. Brick, CFP® of Stambaugh Ness Financial Strategies, explains why insurance coverage is so important in the Full Article.
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Brian Souser's 20 X 20-inch "Oiseau" will be the raffle prize during this year's Art in Residence, an annual YorkArts event. Stambaugh Ness is a sponsor of the evening's activities.
The Full Article gives details of the exhibit that will be held on April 26 in York.
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It happens every year. Around the time that tax returns come due, some people start rolling out arguments that they are not legally required to pay taxes -- or they claim they don't have to pay taxes on moral or ethical grounds. Do these arguments ever work?We list here frivolous positions that the IRS and the courts have routinely rejected with stiff penalties.
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