Sentences with phrase «tax tail wag the dog»
«Don't let the tax tail wag the dog,» said Gatien of D.A. Davidson & Co., noting that tax savings can easily be wiped out by a bad investment decision.
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That said, I'm letting the tax tail wag the dog here as I don't want to sell and pay the capital gains tax either.
That said, I'm letting the tax tail wag the dog here as I don't want to sell and pay the capital gains tax either.
Letting the tax tail wag the dog as I have heard from time to time.
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Experienced money managers like to say you shouldn't «let the tax tail wag the investment dog,» meaning you shouldn't let concerns about the tax effects of an investment drive your buy and sell decisions.
Letting the tax tail wag the investment dog cost me probably $ 30,000 as the stock never hit that high again and when the whole British Telecom / WorldCom merger craziness hit the fan, I left the company losing the options.
«The tax planning tail should not wag the investment policy dog.»
Experienced money managers like to say you shouldn't «let the tax tail wag the investment dog,» meaning you shouldn't let concerns about the tax effects of an investment drive your buy and sell decisions.
Once again I offer some sage advice - «Don't let the tax tail wag the investing dog.»
«You can't let the tax tail wag the life dog,» he said, «because you won't be happy and these people have enough money that they should be happy.»
Like Allied Irish Banks (ALBK: ID), the Irish government owns over 99 % of the outstanding shares — so we have a tiny tail wagging this dog... And after everything the Irish tax - payer's endured to date, this continuing state fantasy of a third force in Irish banking is a mockery.
I often use the cliche «don't let the tax tail wag the investing dog.»
Putting the facts aside, I often use the line «don't let the tax tail wag the investing dog.»
While the «tax tail» shouldn't «wag the dog» often a bit more explanation (research) is needed in making decisions.