Month: June 2019

Taxpayers can and do win hobby loss cases and advisers can guide them in going into the game with a winning hand.  That’s my conclusion from a pretty deep dive into Code Section 183-Activities not engaged in for profit.  I have been writing about Section 183 cases since my earliest blogging days and it has
0 Comments
Navigating the loss of a spouse or partner—whether due to death, mental incapacity, or divorce—is never easy. Major life events like these often require a multitude of legal and financial decisions that can be confusing under the best of circumstances. When combined with the emotional trauma of dealing with such a loss, these decisions can
0 Comments
The Elsternwick modular house in Melbourne, Australia was built with a steel frame and structural Insulated Panels by Modscape. The house was completed in just 3 weeks from the time the old house on the property was demolished to move-in. Photo courtesy of Ben Johnson for Prefabulous World, published by Abrams There’s still a lot
0 Comments
ATLANTA, GEORGIA – MAY 19: Robert F. Smith onstage during the Morehouse College 135th Commencement. (Photo by Marcus Ingram/Getty Images) Getty Images Lives were changed during a 2019 commencement address at Morehouse College when self-made billionaire Robert F. Smith announced that he was paying the student debt for the entire class. Shortly afterward, those students, potential donors,
0 Comments
Congress and employers could do more to help the retirement security of family caregivers, claims GAO. Wives and husbands near or at retirement age taking care of their spouses are said to be particularly at risk. Photo credit: Getty Getty Family caregivers could have brighter retirements if the federal government and/or employers take four steps,
0 Comments