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As a result of the Healthcare and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010, passed in March, 2010, Code §1411 was placed in the tax law to generate what is referred to as a “3.8% Medicare tax,” which impacts general earnings as well as investments. Continue reading »
08.16.2010 | Filed under: Business, Tax, & Estate Planning, Real Estate	Tags: Impact, lee, levine, mark, Medicare, Real Estate, real property, tax Attorney Mark Lee Levine Quoted in the CCIM’s Commercial Investment Real Estate Magazine
“There are often positive assumptions in internal rate of return or net present value projections that income will increase at a given rate and expenses will not rise as fast as reality might prognosticate,”
Dr. Levine explained. “Thus, the interest rates are too optimistic, and the appreciation projection is unreasonable.”
“One can quantify items like the savings on utilities. Other items, such as better air quality leading to less time off for employees, are more difficult to quantify.”
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06.03.2010 | Filed under: Firm Announcements, Real Estate	Section 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchanges: The Good, The Bad, And The Proposed Remedy
Although Code §1031 has existed for many decades, there have also been a number of interesting issues to construe and interpret in the application of tax-deferred exchanges under Code §1031. The focus of this Note is to look to some of these issues and, in particular, to examine the basic structure of Code §1031, the advantages and disadvantages to the Section, and to suggest approaches to modify Code §1031 to eliminate some complexity and other troublesome areas concerned with the current application of Code §1031. Continue reading »
01.14.2010 | Filed under: Real Estate	Tags: 1031, 1031 exchange, 1031 tax-deferred, broker, Colorado, denver, exchange 1031, exchange real estate, exchanging real estate, levine segev, like kind, likekind, Mark Lee Levine, property, property exchange, real estate 1031, real estate exchange, realtor, tax, tax 1031, tax-deferred The New Home Owner Credit Under the Worker, Home Ownership and Business Assistance Act of 2009
By Dr. Mark Lee Levine, and Libbi Levine Segev, Esq.
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