Tag: Capital vs. Ordinary

Business transactions can be structured in any number of ways. Those who are tax savvy can structure their transactions to minimize and even avoid paying taxes. There are tax provisions that specifically allow for tax savings. To achieve the tax savings, one only has to structure the transaction to meet the requirements of the statute.… Continue reading Convert Interest Income to Capital Gains on Sales by Omitting Interest?

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Do you own a company and want to sell to de-risk your holdings but don’t want to pay tax now? And when you do sell, do you still want lower capital gains rates? That’s the most common goal for those considering tax planning. Capital gains rates are lower than ordinary income rates. Tax planning focuses… Continue reading Taxation of Variable Prepaid Forward Contracts

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