A Beginner's Guide To NFTs: What They Are, How To Invest, And More
by Anni Irish
featuring Asher Rubinstein, Partner with Gallet Dreyer & Dreyer, LLP.
G-Wagons, ‘guard’ dogs, wine dinners: Shocking tax deductions of the rich
There are loads of luxury loopholes this tax season — including write-offs for SUVs, fancy meals, and more. Costing more than $160,000, G-Wagons are hardly what most people would think of as a bargain — but for the wealthy, these luxury SUVs are rolling tax loopholes.
For the Civic-Minded: How to Set Up Your Own Nonprofit
If there is volunteer or charity work you are doing or would like to do — that you are enthusiastic about and that fulfills you — what about starting your own nonprofit organization?
How To Pay That Crypto Tax Bill While Still HODLing
When it comes to dealing with the ups and downs of crypto markets, enthusiasts have a term for long-haul investing. "HODLing" may look like a weird typo, but it actually stands for "holding on for dear life." That may sound funny if you haven't invested dollars or time into tracking crypto prices, but not so much if you've watched your crypto fortunes boom and bust over time, and if you're just holding on to see what happens next.
5 Things You Need To Become A Top Lawyer In Your Specific Field of Law
Attention to detail: Lawyers understand the “big picture,” which is usually a reflection of what the client is seeking to accomplish. However, the client’s overall goals are predicated upon many details.
Will New Income Reporting Have Any Meaningful Impact on the Financial Ecosystem?
If the IRS having more scrutiny over bank accounts makes you squirm, then buckle up. A proposed change to bank reporting standards would require banks to report $600 or more in transactions to the IRS.