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How To Avoid Capital Gains Taxes

Posted By: ELK1nG
How To Avoid Capital Gains Taxes

How To Avoid Capital Gains Taxes
Last updated 10/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 630.31 MB | Duration: 0h 40m

Lowering and Avoiding Capital Gains Taxes

What you'll learn

How to Avoid Capital Gains Taxes, Legally

How Section 1031 is Used to Avoid Capital Gains

The New Opportunity Zone Tax Law Explained

How to Defer Income, Legally

How to Use International Tax Code Laws to Avoid Taxes

Requirements

Have a Beginners Understanding of Filing US Taxes

Description

This course will show you how to save and or eliminate thousands of dollars in Capital Gains Taxes.  This course is best suited for individuals, small business owners and persons wanting to fund their retirement account or who intend on selling a high income asset. Examples, tax laws, and even how the Capital Gains tax is calculated is included.  Best of all, legal and comfortable tax planning techniques to eliminate and or lower Capital Gains taxes are included.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: IMPORTANT UPDATE OCTOBER 2021

Lecture 2 New 15 Percent Minimum International Tax

Lecture 3 15% International Tax

Section 3: How Capital Gains Taxes are Calculated

Lecture 4 How to Calculate Capital Gains Taxes

Section 4: New Tax Law Opportunity Fund

Lecture 5 Opportunity Fund Zone

Section 5: Section 1031 Avoiding Capital Gains Taxes

Lecture 6 Section 1031

Section 6: Deferring Income or Scheduling Income

Lecture 7 Deferring Income

Section 7: Avoiding Taxes on Foreign Income

Lecture 8 Foreign Invcome Tax Stregety

Lecture 9 Foreign Earned Income Exclusion

Section 8: Quiz

Section 9: Using Debt to Lower Your Taxes

Lecture 10 How to Use Debt to Lower Taxes

Middle Income to Higher Income Tax Payers With Assets,Self-employed Individuals,Individuals Who Are Planning to Sell High Profit Assets,Individuals Wanting to Finance Their Retirement