Well it was just a new twist on the Prince of Nigeria scam, the transfer of money to pay her credit card bill threw me off. Then I read somewhere that international transfers can be REVERSED. Can't remember if it said 45 or 90 days, but I'm sure the next bill will be back up to $17,000+Nice job. I was on your side, I knew you’d snifff it out.
Nice job. I was on your side, I knew you’d snifff it out.
That brings about a question. Will you have to pay capital gains taxes on the sell of the houseWell it was just a new twist on the Prince of Nigeria scam, the transfer of money to pay her credit card bill threw me off. Then I read somewhere that international transfers can be REVERSED. Can't remember if it said 45 or 90 days, but I'm sure the next bill will be back up to $17,000+
I'm just on cloud 9 right now. Morgan Stanley has a 2% guaranteed annual interest "savings account", so we'll put the proceeds from the house into that for about $12,000 a year.
I've enjoyed my bachelor life for the past 3 and a half years since my wife passed, but I'm ready for morning walks and evening bbq's with Lorraine....
One door closes, another door opens.
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Believe it or not, I know the answer!That brings about a question. Will you have to pay capital gains taxes on the sell of the house
I bought one for my birthday. Home Depot had a killer price! Works great. Auto-sleep function can be annoying but saves energy.When it's too good to be true... glad you could avoid the worst.
On another note, received my brand new weller we1010na today.
Actually iirc the once in a lifetime rule was abandoned in 1997. You are now always exempt when you sell your primary residence.Believe it or not, I know the answer!
Every person, or married couple has the option of using the "Once in a Lifetime Capital gains tax exemption" You take it once, and you pay no income taxes. My wife and I took ours when we sold my mom's house. My wife was a tax accountant, lol.
However, Lory has never taken hers so she'll be able to file for that.
My sister is going to leave me her house after she passes so I'll have to bite the bullet and pay those. A good friend of mine recently sold his mom's house, and BOY was he glad when I told him that!!!!
Actually iirc the once in a lifetime rule was abandoned in 1997. You are now always exempt when you sell your primary residence.
It should be a federal rule no?My motto: "If it even remotely sounds like it could turn out positive, it's a scam."
Yep, as long as it has been your primary residence for two years. (at least in Georgia)
Both state and federal. Most states have some form of a capital gains tax.It should be a federal rule no?
Live free or die bruh.Both state and federal. Most states have some form of a capital gains tax.
Awesome, I did not know that, good information to have.Believe it or not, I know the answer!
Every person, or married couple has the option of using the "Once in a Lifetime Capital gains tax exemption" You take it once, and you pay no income taxes. My wife and I took ours when we sold my mom's house. My wife was a tax accountant, lol.
However, Lory has never taken hers so she'll be able to file for that.
My sister is going to leave me her house after she passes so I'll have to bite the bullet and pay those. A good friend of mine recently sold his mom's house, and BOY was he glad when I told him that!!!!
Oh well, hell. I didn’t know that either, I’m in TN.Live free or die bruh.
Of course, that's why my property taxes are so high. There's no free lunch.
There are only eight states that do not tax capital gains:
*While New Hampshire does not tax income or capital gains, it does tax investment income such as interest and dividends.
- Alaska
- Florida
- Nevada
- New Hampshire*
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Wyoming
What all did you get?Ordered some pcbs from @szukalski’s share hub…. Figbuster will be up front
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Figbuster, pelota delay and I bought the gerbers online to build Merman.... If you haven't built any of these I'll send you some pcb's!What all did you get?