Как защитить от таксов?

[Neron]

именно, но если ты платишь моргидж, то сумма вычитается из подоходного налога. можно наверное как-то списывать с налогов и отложенные деньги

Только проценты. Если ты ради этого готов платить моргейдж -- то вперед и с песТнями.

[Neron]

Вот бы мне как-то списать с налогов то что было уплочено агенту за продажу дома

А в чем проблема? Это твои экспенсис.

[elfy]

А в чем проблема? Это твои экспенсис.

In case you did not know and irs.gov does not work on your computer, the commission you pay to your agent for selling your home is not tax deductible. That amount can only be deducted from the profit amount you made on the sale.

[Neron]

In case you did not know and irs.gov does not work on your computer, the commission you pay to your agent for selling your home is not tax deductible. That amount can only be deducted from the profit amount you made on the sale.

income - commission + selling profit = income + selling profit - commission.

Mathematically it would be equal.

Of course you cannot deduct it if you did not sell your house. However you can claim it as business losses. Am I correct?

[elfy]

income - commission + selling profit = income + selling profit - commission.

Mathematically it would be equal.

Of course you cannot deduct it if you did not sell your house. However you can claim it as business losses. Am I correct?

Microb was talking about selling her personal home, not some business investment property
If her profit was less than 250k (less than 500 ( if married), it's not taxable any way. So, makes no difference if she deducts the commission from the profit or not, she will not get any tax break

[Neron]

Microb was talking about selling her personal home, not some business investment property
If her profit was less than 250k (less than 500 ( if married), it's not taxable any way. So, makes no difference if she deducts the commission from the profit or not, she will not get any tax break

"Business" and "business investment" is not equal. "Business" is a more general term, and "business investment" is a type of "business". Selling of the house may or may not be business, and only the person who does it may decide it. Can you do business in your own house? Of course yes. In this case selling of your house is a business transaction even if this house was not an investment, but only a personal home.

[elfy]

"Business" and "business investment" is not equal. "Business" is a more general term, and "business investment" is a type of "business". Selling of the house may or may not be business, and only the person who does it may decide it. Can you do business in your own house? Of course yes. In this case selling of your house is a business transaction even if this house was not an investment, but only a personal home.

Why don't you study what the IRS thinks about it. I don't feel like copying pasting thier regulations, buti feel sorry already for someone whom you give advice.

[Neron]

Why don't you study what the IRS thinks about it. I don't feel like copying pasting thier regulations, buti feel sorry already for someone whom you give advice.

Я не бухгалтер и не претендую на истину в последней инстанции. Однако и я, и мои родители проходили соответствующий аудит, и такие списания на "business losses" успешно прокатили. Так что за что купил, за то и продал.

[Vinn]

Такой вопрос: допустим, откладываешь деньги каждый месяц которые хочешь использовать для покупки дома. можно ли как-то не платить налоги сэтой суммы?

ты опоздал:

U.S. wants to seize assets tied to Russian tax refund scheme

NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. authorities are looking to seize luxury apartments and other property they say Russian companies used to launder proceeds from a $230 million tax fraud.

The scheme was uncovered by Sergei Magnitsky, a lawyer who died in a Russian jail, U.S. prosecutors said in a civil complaint filed in New York on Tuesday.

According to the complaint, the organization stole corporate identities belonging to the Hermitage Fund, an investment fund operating in Russia, and used them to make fraudulent claims for tax refunds.

"As alleged, a Russian criminal enterprise sought to launder some of its billions in ill-gotten rubles through the purchase of pricey Manhattan real estate," Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said in a statement.

The organization included officials at two Russian tax offices, Olga Stepanova and Yelena Khimina, who approved the refunds of approximately $230 million, according to the complaint. Stepanova and Khimina could not be immediately reached for comment.

"While New York is a world financial capital, it is not a safe haven for criminals seeking to hide their loot, no matter how and where their fraud took place," Bharara said.

The complaint said Magnitsky, who was hired by Hermitage to investigate, faced retaliatory criminal proceedings after uncovering the scheme and the involvement of Russian officials. He died on November 16, 2009, while in pretrial detention.

In July, Magnitsky was found guilty of tax evasion in a posthumous trial that drew rebukes from the European Union, the U.S. State Department and human rights groups.

Russia's Interior Ministry said Magnitsky died of heart failure, according to the complaint. But in 2011, the Kremlin's own human rights council concluded that Magnitsky was probably beaten to death.

The U.S. Congress has since passed the Magnitsky Act, which bars Russians believed to have been involved in his death or other severe human rights abuses from entering the United States. President Barack Obama signed the legislation in December.

According to the lawsuit, the scheme was orchestrated by Dmitry Klyuev, identified as owner of Universal Savings Bank in Russia. Klyuev could not be immediately reached for comment.

Two Russian Interior Ministry officials, Artyom Kuznetsov and Pavel Karpov, were also members of the organization, according to the lawsuit.

Kuznetsov was an officer in the tax crimes unit of the Interior Ministry's Moscow division who took part in police raids on the offices of Hermitage and its law firm in 2007, Reuters previously reported.

Kuznetsov also oversaw the arrest of Magnitsky after he testified about the $230 million tax fraud, according to the lawsuit.

[microb]

А в чем проблема? Это твои экспенсис.

Это был не вопрос, а просто пожелание, мечта.
С другой стороны, я платила деньгами, с которых по сушеству уже заплачены таксы, а агент с полученных денег в свою очередь тоже заплатит.
профита в продаже никакого не было, сплошные убытки.