 What is the easiest way to make money??? |
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 Are bill collectors and solicitors allowed to call your cell phone? |
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Im in a hole right now and I am barely keeping my head above water, I plan on paying them back when I can... I know I have a responsablity to pay back money that I ... |
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 If you where given a $100,000.00, how would you invest this money? |
| Where would you invest this money? Stocks, Real Estate, or Businesses. What would you do with it? Or how would you spend this money!... |
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 Why are most white people getting most of the money? |
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 I have a mortgage of 150 thousand should I pay if off? |
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I'm leaving the Army in 6 mos and I will be a nurse in CA. I've had the loan for 14 years at 6% I have about 170,000 in the ... |
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 Need an unsecured loan for 7500.00 bad credit no out of country(USA)? |
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 I have been cashiers check scammed now im getting threats.? |
this guy sent me a 4,000 cahsiers check way more than i asked for now im being threatened, heres what he said.
I will never be into Illegal things..Im respectful and R... |
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 How much cash would you normally carry with you ? |
Hi, Folks,
I ask because a friend of mine is unfortunately a "Property Developer" of sorts, and always has at least £1000 in notes about him.
He is showing off ... |
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 I have $40,000 in credit card debits. what is the best way to get rid of this.? |
| I can't file chapter 7 because I am partners in a small grocery store ( that is not making money). Also I can file chapter 13 but have to pay the lawyer $2,500 up front, which I don't have ... |
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 How would an 11 year old make money? |
| My daughter is saving up for a phone and it costs $200. She says she doesn't want to wait 2 months until Christmas. She's driving me crazy. Please do not put for me to pay for it as an ... |
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 Would you donate money to charity if you won the lottery? |
| I JUST WANT TO KNOW ! I KNOW I WOULD DONATE IT TO MS RESEARCH IN SASKATCHEWAN !... |
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 What are some ways to get rich? |
| I'm 13 years old and I want to earn some cash to buy a Dolce & Gabbana purse and some Christian Louboutin pumps. How can I get money fast?... |
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 Did I receive hoax email? Says "Yahoo sponsored on-line Int'l sweepstakes UK National Lottery" Is this true?? |
IFull email received:
UK-LOTTO Headquarters:
United Kingdom
Customer Service
Ref: UK/00002/YH/68
Batch #: 032/11/369
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 Is it worth charging all monthly bills then just paying it off at the end of the month? |
| I have a credit cards that has no miles or points attached to it. Is it worth is to put all my monthly bills on it then pay it off before interest is applied? I would figure this would improve my FICO... |
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 Can anyone recommend any cheap easy meals I can make? |
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I'm a student returning to University next month. To save cash this year, I plan to be a real cheapskate. I'm just looking for recommendations of cheap and easy meals and web ... |
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spikemullins@verizon... | If you inherit money do you have to pay the federal government an ineritance tax? |
It looks like the first $600,000+ is tax exempt from the federal government, so if you receive a couple of hundred thousand you wouldn't have to pay the feds. Is this right? |
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danielle s
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you are suppose to report all income, rather its lottery winnings, interest, and/or inheritance. the best advice i can give you is talk to your tax man. he will give you the right advise on how to report it and what you will probably have to pay. i know that tax can be high. |
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Danny42378
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If you are referring to the estate tax: this is a tax on your right to transfer property at your death.
Most relatively simple estates (cash, publicly-traded securities, small amounts of other easily-valued assets, and no special deductions or elections, or jointly-held property) with a total value under $1,000,000 do not require the filing of an estate tax return. The amount was $1,500,000 in 2004 and 2005. For 2006 through 2008, the amount is raised to $2,000,000. |
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dude
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It sucks...but it is so...even after you have already paid taxes once...when you die the govenrmet bastards will wtax you again so they can spend more of youe money on $500 toilet seats, flyovers tonowhere and those dirty, ingnorant, thankless, worthless, shameless, complete waste of perfectly good oxygen, welfare parasites.... |
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Depends on what kind of asset it is...For the State Inheritance tax.......
If it passes around the estate (example - Jointly owned property) the heir pays it, unless it is specified to paid in the decedents will...
If it passes normally the estate pays it...
Federal inheritance tax or death tax ( as its called now) only gets paid if the estate is worth $2 million dollars .. or $ 1 million for gifts... |
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dcj2404
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chuckie got it... |
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Oh Boy!
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Some of the above are correct (the estate pays the tax, not the heir), and some are incorrect (many of the assets in an estate covered under the estate tax laws contain 'income' that has never been taxed. Examples include appreciated property such as stock and real estate. The appreciation in these has never been realized so there has never been any tax paid).
If the estate tax was repealed in its entirety a huge business would grow around helping people with unrealized appreciation tap the value of their assets without realizing the profits for taxes sake. In the case of appreciated stock the methods include shorting against the box and option collars. |
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marceldev29
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no |
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Sparkler
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right. |
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grrandram
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don't forget invading countries and wars based on faulty information. |
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JIJO G
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yes u might need to pay the estate,iff the person whom which u inherit accepts to pay.taxcan alsow depend the amount you recieve.so be cautios |
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Clyde P
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it all depends on where you live |
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bombhaus
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Yes, the federal tax probably won't kill you. But I bet the state you live in will nail you for some money! |
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chuckie411
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The estate pays the taxes, not the person who inherits the money. |
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