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January 29, 2012
WSJ: What You Can Learn From Mitt Romney's Tax Return
Wall Street Journal, What You Can Learn From Mitt's Tax Return, by Laura Saunders:
[Mitt Romney's tax returns] lift the veil on how the wealthy can use the tax code to their advantage. Here are some lessons the experts have gleaned:
- Avoid salary, wages and tips to the extent possible
- Muni-bond interest isn't the be-all and end-all
- Strive for "qualified" dividends
- If you have a "Schedule C" business, think twice before claiming a home-office deduction
- Generate income from long-term capital gains
- Know the score on itemized deductions
- Capital gains and dividends can help trigger the AMT
- Beware of small benefits requiring large tax-prep efforts
- Offshore investments can save onshore taxes
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"Avoid salary, wages and tips to the extent possible"
Well, we've got how many millions who've got that part right?
Posted by: J. Wiedwald | Jan 30, 2012 2:21:45 AM




