Sentences with phrase «through other capital gains»

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Some items which ordinarily should be state matters like police, prisons, stamp duties, taxation of incomes, profits and capital gains, regulation of tourist traffic, registration of business names, incorporation of companies, traffic on federal truck roads passing through states, trade, commerce and census among others were transferred from the Concurrent to the Exclusive List.
Other income - smoothing strategies, such as investing in flow - through shares and the timing of capital gains, are more complicated, but they all rely on the same basic idea of smoothing your income and deductions to reduce the total amount of tax you have to pay.
Investors who buy and sell real estate can avoid paying capital gains taxes by investing through an IRA or any other self - directed retirement account.
On the other hand, because you are able to buy other investment products through your TFSA (such as stocks) you are able to take advantage of more strategies (such as dividend paying strategies or capital gains strategies) without incurring extra tax consequences.
Sir, I have income from monthly pension, Intt.from fixed deposit, long term capital gain from shares, and commission / brokerage income dealing in share through other broker on behalf of some client.
B) As MIPs mainly invest in Debt funds please confirm whether the income earned through them are taxable and the same Long / Short Term Capital Gain Tax is applicable on it as it is for other Debt instruments mentioned in your articles.
You have capital gain when you sell an investment at a profit, or when capital gain passes through to you from a mutual fund or other entity.
A fund's use of «TBA rolls» may cause the fund to experience higher portfolio turnover, higher transaction costs and to pay higher capital gain distributions to shareholders, which may be taxable, than if it acquired exposure to mortgage pools through means other than TBA transactions.
Dividends and capital gains distributions received from the fund will generally be taxable as ordinary income or capital gains, unless you are investing through an IRA, 401 (k) or other tax - advantaged account.
The fund's use of «TBA rolls» may cause the fund to experience higher portfolio turnover, higher transaction costs and to pay higher capital gain distributions to shareholders, which may be taxable, than if it acquired exposure to mortgage pools through means other than TBA transactions.
Join artist Caroline Wollard (Co-founder, BFAMFAPhD), Magda Sawon (Founder, Postmasters Gallery), Sarah Van Anden (Program Specialist, Department of Cultural Affairs), and a representative from Goldman Sachs Urban Investment group, which helps artists and arts organizations gain access to significant investment capital through tax - credit and other funding structures.
• In terms of using Trusts to reduce Estate Duty, Capital Gains Tax, Executors Fees and other related costs upon death — this would remain intact (unaffected) • In terms of using Trusts to provide for a virtually seamless transition of wealth upon death to the next generation by avoiding frozen Estate issues and bureaucratic delays — this would remain intact (unaffected) • In terms of using Trusts to reduce exposure to asset loss through litigation / divorce and so on — this would remain intact (unaffected) • In terms of using Trusts to reduce Income Tax using the «Conduit Principle» — this would not be possible any longer, but there are several other methods that can be used to reduce Income Tax.
tax form used to report to each partner or beneficiary his or her share of income, losses, capital gains, and other tax information passed through from a partnership or trust.
Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code allows taxpayers who properly structure their transactions through a qualified intermediary to defer and potentially eliminate the income tax (i.e. Capital Gains, Depreciation Recapture) that would otherwise be due from the sale of property held for productive use in their trade or business or investment, when they purchase other «like - kind» property.
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