Harry W. Laughlin III (Wis)
Of Counsel, The Crone Law Firm PLC
Wis is a 2017-19 tax Super Lawyer and a former IRS tax attorney. For more than 35 years, he has ranked AV Preeminent 5/5 on Martindale.com.
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Category Archives: Real estate, investing
How to sell real estate tax free 2016_7
Wouldn’t it be great to sell your investment property and replace it with a better piece of property, without having to pay taxes on the gain from the sale? Well you can. One way to do this is a “like … Continue reading
Posted in Real estate, investing, What's New?
Tagged tax free exchanges, tax returns
Your Tax, Estate and Business Resource!
You have concerns — I have solutions. Are you paying high taxes without knowing why? Understand & pay less. Is your family afraid of what will happen if you die? Plan your estate! As a 2017-2019 Super Lawyer, I can help you … Continue reading
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The business, tax and estate laws are complex. Knowledge is the key. Ask Wis Laughlin to speak to your group. Wis keeps the Government out of your pocket. He is a tax and estate expert and a professionally trained speaker. He … Continue reading
WW 2015_12 Estates
My goal in helping you plan your estate is “ease and effectiveness” and that is why I favor the Revocable Living Trust as the primary document in an estate plan. It is the most flexible way to deal with unexpected … Continue reading
Real estate, investment (WW2016_4)
teryTrader or investor? If you tend to buy and sell a number of stocks continuously and hold them briefly you are probably a “trader” or “dealer” instead of an investor. Unlike investors, a trader doesn’t qualify for the long-term capital … Continue reading
Posted in Individual Tax, Real estate, investing, What's New?
WW Real estate, investments 2016_1
There are two deductions that taxpayers often overlook with regard to their investments: net investment interest and investment advisor fees. Both are usually found buried in the “Tax Documents” you receive covering your investments. Investment interest. Margin interest.is usually considered … Continue reading
Posted in Individual Tax, Real estate, investing, What's New?
WW 2015_12 Real estate, Investments
Be vigilant! As we approach the end of the year, it definitely pays to be “present” in regards to your investments. For real estate lovers, there’s an effective college tax shelter that yields more deductions and provides a free residence … Continue reading
Posted in Real estate, investing, What's New?
