Posts belonging to Category tax
Posted by Financial Advisor - Sharon Numerow on August 10, 2013
The financial ramifications of divorce can be devastating! But, with proper planning and expert help from professionals specializing in financially equitable divorce settlements, you can increase your chances of arriving at a settlement that fully addresses your long-term financial needs. What’s missing in most divorce processes is financial expertise! You must understand that a 50/50 […]
Categories: Celebrity Divorce, cost of divorce, divorce FAQs, Divorce Process, Financial, How to Divorce, Mediation, tax, Uncategorized
Posted by Financial Advisor - Sharon Numerow on February 8, 2013
The Tax Man is neither attractive nor outgoing nor does he have a sense of humor, qualities we usually look for in a relationship mate. But, if you are looking for assertive, reliable and committed then surely the Tax Man will not disappoint. At such an overwhelming time in our life, we could certainly use […]
Categories: Divorce, Financial, tax
Posted by Technology Expert - George Moskoff on February 6, 2013
Ninety percent (90%) of conflict is due to misunderstandings. That’s just a “rule of thumb.” We humans have invented this wonderful faculty of language but we really don’t know how to use it all that well. Other stats: up to 70% of the information we get from another person has nothing to do with the […]
Categories: Collaborative Divorce, Divorce, divorce court, Divorce Process, Mediation, Separation, Settlement, tax, technology
Posted by Author - Simone Spence on December 14, 2012
The end of the year is here and that means that tax time is coming up. I always write several articles and I blog about tax implications of child support for those parents in the midst of divorce negotiations and for those in the throes of tax preparation because it’s always nice to discover that […]
Categories: Alimony, Child Support, cost of divorce, Divorce, Divorce Process, Do-It-Yourself Divorce, Financial, How to Divorce, Separation, Settlement, Single Parents, tax, Tips
Posted by Lawyer - Mark Chinn on April 25, 2011
A recently divorced lady told me she had filed a joint tax return during her marriage to her husband. Two years later she received a notice from the IRS that her spouse had failed to report a bonus, and they were both being assessed taxes on the deficiency. Persons entering a troubled time in their […]
Categories: Divorce, Divorce Laws, Divorce Lawyers, Financial, How to Divorce, tax
Posted by Realtor - Adele Paletta on May 31, 2010
The harmonized sales tax will combine the eight percent provincial sales tax with the five percent federal goods and services tax(GST) to create a single 13 percent harmonized sales tax (HST). The Ontario HST is scheduled to take effect July 1, 2010. The following items in real estate will be subject to HST: Commissions, legal fees, inspections […]
Categories: home, Real Estate, tax
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