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Take IRC §1045, a little-known tax provision that's been in effect since August 1997. It allows a taxpayer to sell qualified small-business stock wi read more »
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The Revenue Reconciliation Act of 1993 created Sec. 1202, which allows noncorporate investors in certain C corporation stock a 50% capital gains excl read more »
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I bought a franchise in 2001 and created an Oregon C-Corp of which I am the only officer and shareholder. I capitalized the venture with $25,000 of read more »
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Under the IRC, you can only deduct ordinary losses against ordinary gains, and you can only deduct capital losses against capital gains. Since most p read more »
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For once the government and entrepreneurs have one thing in common: they both think that investing in small growing businesses is a good idea. In ord read more »
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