By Brad MacLiver
Authorship and profile at Google
Almost everything you own and use for personal, or business, purposes is a capital asset. When NE pharmacy owners sell a capital asset, the difference between the amounts you sell it for and the amount you paid for it (the basis), is a capital gain, or a capital loss.
Capital gains may also refer to "investment income" that arises in relation to real assets, such as property, financial assets, and intangible assets such as goodwill. In theU.S.
When selling a pharmacy or a drug store inNebraska Nebraska
During this period of history where it is more difficult to finance a business, pharmacy sellers may already be required to lower their asking price, so a pharmacy buyer can qualify for the financing required. On top of the lower offers they will be required to pay higher percentages in taxes.
This is a dilemma for the pharmacy seller who wants as much money out of the deal as possible. For mostNebraska
Family Foundations are tax exempt/nonprofit organizations, which provide tax advantages and control over philanthropic activities. Family foundations are typically private foundations that are funded by a small number of sources, and do not conduct widespread fund-raising activities. They may receive gifts from friends and limited sources. Family members serve as trustees, directors, and officers. As private foundations they can make grants, or donations to other organizations. Having a Family Foundation provides a number of benefits including, income tax deductions, exemptions from estate and gift taxes, along with the reduction or elimination of other taxes.
One strategy, but not the only one, that is currently available to assist the capital gains tax burden is the Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT). CRT’s are legally described as Split Interest Trusts. The term is used because of the blend of philanthropic motivations and personal financial aspects. CRT’s can decrease tax liabilities, increase a business owner financial wealth, and at the same time provide a vehicle for charitable giving.
CRT’s are formed when a person donates assets to this special type of Trust. Assets can be cash, stocks, real estate, etc. The CRT is set up for a set period of time, or until the donor’s (NE pharmacy owners) death. An individual (pharmacy owner or family member) can receive income from the Trust’s assets. Upon the donor’s death the assets go to a designated charity. Part of the income from the Trust can be used to purchase life insurance on the donor. The proceeds of the life insurance go to a designated heir(s) who receive the money without incurring any estate tax liability.
The various strategies to reduce taxes, including CRTs, are not widely known. It is advised forNebraska
There have been some seedy individuals who have tried using CRTs and similar financial tools in illegal scams over the years. With rising in capital gains taxes, there is an expectation that more scams will be lurking about, so be knowledgeable about that possibility. Be confident that you are working with experts in your industry.
When choosing a firm, consult one with extensive experience in the acquisition of pharmacies and drug stores. Consult a firms that has the knowledge and expertise to structure the transaction appropriately for tax considerations. The right firm can save a pharmacy owner vast sums of money when aNebraska
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Authorship and profile at Google
Almost everything you own and use for personal, or business, purposes is a capital asset. When NE pharmacy owners sell a capital asset, the difference between the amounts you sell it for and the amount you paid for it (the basis), is a capital gain, or a capital loss.
Capital gains may also refer to "investment income" that arises in relation to real assets, such as property, financial assets, and intangible assets such as goodwill. In the
When selling a pharmacy or a drug store in
During this period of history where it is more difficult to finance a business, pharmacy sellers may already be required to lower their asking price, so a pharmacy buyer can qualify for the financing required. On top of the lower offers they will be required to pay higher percentages in taxes.
This is a dilemma for the pharmacy seller who wants as much money out of the deal as possible. For most
Family Foundations are tax exempt/nonprofit organizations, which provide tax advantages and control over philanthropic activities. Family foundations are typically private foundations that are funded by a small number of sources, and do not conduct widespread fund-raising activities. They may receive gifts from friends and limited sources. Family members serve as trustees, directors, and officers. As private foundations they can make grants, or donations to other organizations. Having a Family Foundation provides a number of benefits including, income tax deductions, exemptions from estate and gift taxes, along with the reduction or elimination of other taxes.
One strategy, but not the only one, that is currently available to assist the capital gains tax burden is the Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT). CRT’s are legally described as Split Interest Trusts. The term is used because of the blend of philanthropic motivations and personal financial aspects. CRT’s can decrease tax liabilities, increase a business owner financial wealth, and at the same time provide a vehicle for charitable giving.
CRT’s are formed when a person donates assets to this special type of Trust. Assets can be cash, stocks, real estate, etc. The CRT is set up for a set period of time, or until the donor’s (NE pharmacy owners) death. An individual (pharmacy owner or family member) can receive income from the Trust’s assets. Upon the donor’s death the assets go to a designated charity. Part of the income from the Trust can be used to purchase life insurance on the donor. The proceeds of the life insurance go to a designated heir(s) who receive the money without incurring any estate tax liability.
The various strategies to reduce taxes, including CRTs, are not widely known. It is advised for
There have been some seedy individuals who have tried using CRTs and similar financial tools in illegal scams over the years. With rising in capital gains taxes, there is an expectation that more scams will be lurking about, so be knowledgeable about that possibility. Be confident that you are working with experts in your industry.
When choosing a firm, consult one with extensive experience in the acquisition of pharmacies and drug stores. Consult a firms that has the knowledge and expertise to structure the transaction appropriately for tax considerations. The right firm can save a pharmacy owner vast sums of money when a
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