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Home Office Benefits

Beginning in 1999, Congress liberalized the home office rules to such an extent that many home based businesses and especially network marketing businesses can legally, morally and ethically claim the benefits of the deduction. In fact, when I analyzed the numbers, the benefit of claiming this deduction can result in thousands in your pocket every year. Thus, if you have an accountant that states that this deduction isn’t worth it, they don’t understand its immense benefit.

Give me a break!

Millions of dollars in property tax breaks intended to preserve farmland are going instead to companies that bulldoze farms to build housing subdivisions, malls and industrial parks, an investigation has found. It’s happening from coast to coast, costing local governments badly needed revenue or forcing them to increase the taxes of other property owners.

Unreliable Totally Useless Information

That's right, it's time again for those facts that can't be verified but if true are absolutely astounding! 

Is the bloom coming off the REIT rose?

Real estate investment trusts - companies that own things such as apartments, offices and shopping centers, and distribute almost all their income to investors in the form of dividends - have jumped 63 percent overall since the end of 1999. During that same period, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen 9 percent.