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Realtors Who Plan Ahead Will Save Taxes Added: 01/31/2006 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
Realtors can reap substantial tax savings with these easy to follow tax tips. Read Full Article \| Print Article

Simple Planning Can Save Foreign Purchasers of U.S. Real Estate Millions of Dollars
Added: 01/25/2006
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Absent proper planning, real estate purchased by a foreign investor could cost him or her millions of dollars more than the purchase price. Unlike U.S. residents, foreign investors do not get the benefit of the $2M exclusion (2006) when subject to U.S. estate taxes. With proper planning, foreign real estate purchasers can avoid paying U.S. estate taxes on their property located in the U.S.

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Couple Petitions U.S. Supreme Court To Decide if 'Mootness Rule' Allows Unlawful Sales of Ho
Added: 01/03/2006
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Homeowners Petition Supreme Court for Writ of Certiorari to urge end to Bankruptcy Trustee practice of selling homes with claims of exemption on them, then asserting "mootness rule" to deny homeowners appeal rights. Orders by bankruptcy Judges appear to give official "stamp of approval." When homeowner appeals, Bankruptcy Trustee says appeal cannot be heard, because it is "moot," citing a "mootness rule." Some Appeals Courts follow this "Rule; some dont.

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State Creates Central Data Base to Track Manufactured Housing Tax Information Added: 08/26/2005 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
Under a new state law -- supported by the manufactured housing industry -- the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs will maintain a central data base where tax assessor-collectors can go to determine if all taxes have been paid before an ownership change occurs. Read Full Article \| Print Article

Briefing Paper by Private Property Advocates Examines the Impact of Landmark Kelo v. New London Added: 06/30/2005 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
D.C. firms new briefing paper concludes that Economic Development Takings will disenfranchise homeowners, small businesses and residential tenants in Americas homes, row houses, and office parks. Read Full Article \| Print Article

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