Harry W. Laughlin III (Wis)
Tag Archives: taxes
REAL ESTATE, INVESTMENTS WW2017_7
WHEN IS A DORMITORY A TAX SHELTER? Let’s say that your “child” is a sophomore in college and you are tired of paying rent for his apartment. What can you do? If the ave you considered buying a place for him to … Continue reading
Posted in Real estate, investing, What's New?
Tagged airbnb, tax planning, taxes
Mind Your Business WW 2016_7
Good News for self-employed taxpayers. In an effort to recover more taxes, the IRS is shifting away from auditing self-employed taxpayers (those who file Schedule C on their Form 1040. The IRS is instead focusing on auditing pass-through firms like … Continue reading
Posted in Business Law, Business Tax
Tagged business, business taxes, taxes
Tax Mastery WW 2016_7
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Posted in Business Tax, Individual Tax, What's New?
Tagged income taxes, tax analysis, taxes
Individual Taxes WW 2016_7
First, the bad news. The IRS is hiring 600-700 new personnel to increase the number of audits and tax enforcement. The Tax Court has held that using Turbotax is no defense against large IRS penalties when you make large errors … Continue reading
Posted in Individual Tax, What's New?
Tagged deductions, income taxes, taxes
Revocable Living Trusts
Have you ever asked yourself what would happen to your estate if you were in a serious accident? What if you ended up in a coma or worse? What would happen to your loved ones if you died? Even if … Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning & Probate
Tagged advance care plan, asset management, beneficiary, cost, estate, estate planning, executor, incapacity, living trust, pourover will, probate, RLT, taxes, trust, trustee, Will
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Are You Overtaxed? Do Something!
Sick and tired of such high taxes? Can’t get answers to tax questions? Want to take control of your taxes? Then get professional tax help! The author, Wis Laughlin is a former IRS tax attorney with over 35 years experience. If … Continue reading
Posted in Individual Tax
Tagged income taxes, personal tax, tax, tax planning, tax returns, taxes, year end planning
Tax Return Preparation
Are you tired of paying such high taxes and not understanding what to do? Does your tax return have: Schedule A — itemized deductions: tax, mortgage interest, charitable, employee deductions Schedule B or D — significant investments, Schedule C or … Continue reading
Posted in Individual Tax
Tagged avoiding taxes, business taxes, filing taxes, tax return, taxes
Our Individual IncomeTax
Do you remember the thrill, when a great teacher helped you understand a difficult subject and you felt like you were in control? Experience that thrill again with your taxes and put some cash in your pocket! This article can only … Continue reading
Your Investments
Both individuals and businesses have investments, ranging from investment securities to business furniture, equipment and real estate. The tax rules for these investments are many and complex. I help my clients maximize their wealth by taking advantage of all the … Continue reading
Year End Planning
Surprise! Did you write a big check to the IRS last year or get a big refund? Did your deductions not work as the result of the Alternative Minimum Tax (“AMT”)? Then you need to talk to me about professional year-end … Continue reading
