Comments for The Settlement Institute http://settlementinstitute.org/exit_planning Complete Exit Planning education for the rest of us! Tue, 07 Sep 2010 00:13:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 Comment on Federal Capital Gains Tax Rate Update - Raising the rate… by Admin http://settlementinstitute.org/exit_planning/?p=22#comment-16 Admin Thu, 29 Nov 2007 01:30:03 +0000 http://settlementinstitute.org/exit_planning/?p=22#comment-16 Hi Carol, Completely true, and thank you for clarifying that for our readers. Just like you mention, there is no capital gains tax up to the 15% income tax level... then after that it is taxed at the according capital gains tax level based on the income from that year (capital gain included). Sometimes when you get to writing... you forget to clarify things as well as they should be. Thanks again! Hi Carol,

Completely true, and thank you for clarifying that for our readers.

Just like you mention, there is no capital gains tax up to the 15% income tax level… then after that it is taxed at the according capital gains tax level based on the income from that year (capital gain included).

Sometimes when you get to writing… you forget to clarify things as well as they should be.

Thanks again!

]]> Comment on Federal Capital Gains Tax Rate Update - Raising the rate… by Carol http://settlementinstitute.org/exit_planning/?p=22#comment-15 Carol Thu, 29 Nov 2007 01:24:10 +0000 http://settlementinstitute.org/exit_planning/?p=22#comment-15 The comment you make about " NO FEDERAL CAPITAL GAINS TAX RATE" if you are in the 10-15% bracket is only true for the amount of gain that falls within that income bracket. If you have a capital gain of $200,000 and assume zero other income you will only have a 0% capital gain up to the 15% income limit as I read the legislation. The comment you make about ” NO FEDERAL CAPITAL GAINS TAX RATE” if you are in the 10-15% bracket is only true for the amount of gain that falls within that income bracket. If you have a capital gain of $200,000 and assume zero other income you will only have a 0% capital gain up to the 15% income limit as I read the legislation.

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]]> Comment on What is Exit Planning Anyway? - Guest post by Admin http://settlementinstitute.org/exit_planning/?p=8#comment-3 Admin Mon, 06 Aug 2007 21:25:32 +0000 http://settlementinstitute.org/exit_planning/?p=8#comment-3 Hi Anthony, Thank you for the comment! We agree with you that owners need to have someone on their side that can help them find the right solution to help them meet their goals. Afterall, people have planners to help them build wealth... why wouldn't they have a planner to help them from the building phase to the phase where they finally use those assets to live the life they want to live? We have noticed your website and believe it is an excellent resource. We'd love to see how the Settlement Institute and Exit Planning Institute can help advance the exit planning industry and help sellers achieve their goals. My best, Trevor Mauch Settlement Institute 800-666-5854 Hi Anthony,

Thank you for the comment!

We agree with you that owners need to have someone on their side that can help them find the right solution to help them meet their goals.

Afterall, people have planners to help them build wealth… why wouldn’t they have a planner to help them from the building phase to the phase where they finally use those assets to live the life they want to live?

We have noticed your website and believe it is an excellent resource.

We’d love to see how the Settlement Institute and Exit Planning Institute can help advance the exit planning industry and help sellers achieve their goals.

My best,

Trevor Mauch
Settlement Institute
800-666-5854

]]> Comment on What is Exit Planning Anyway? - Guest post by Anthony Lorizio http://settlementinstitute.org/exit_planning/?p=8#comment-2 Anthony Lorizio Sun, 05 Aug 2007 22:59:52 +0000 http://settlementinstitute.org/exit_planning/?p=8#comment-2 Great points! Without exit planning strategies in place millions will be left outside the gate of a transaction. In the privately held domain, where the owners have little knowledge of the "Private Capital Market" in which they play, outside help is absolutely needed. Keep up the fine work. I suggest you join with us at www. exit-planning-institute.org for support of your efforts. Cordially, Anthony Lorizio www.hamiltonwright.com Great points! Without exit planning strategies in place millions will be left outside the gate of a transaction. In the privately held domain, where the owners have little knowledge of the “Private Capital Market” in which they play, outside help is absolutely needed.

Keep up the fine work. I suggest you join with us at http://www. exit-planning-institute.org for support of your efforts.

Cordially,

Anthony Lorizio
http://www.hamiltonwright.com

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