I have an investment statement that says Joe Taxpayer TOD Minor Child Subject to STA Rules.  Do you know what TOD and STA stand for?
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TOD = Transfer on Death\n\nSTA = Securities Transfer Association.  Find STA's guidelines on the net.
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An accountant wouldn't lie to a lawyer would they?\n\nIt's called self-proprietorship. Look it up and do a search for SEP IRA. Some sources below.
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It may be difficult, especially if the stocks were not held in a "gift to minor" account.  Your parents, obviously the ones who contributed the money to purchase the securities, may have had the certificates re-issued, deleting your name.\n\nIf it was held in a "gift" account, find out what bank or broker holds the account, prove that you are who you say you are, and are "emancipated", and you should have no problem in acquiring the assets.
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check this webisite for more understanding\nhttp://www.investopedia.com/articles/trading/04/031704.asp
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Never deal with unregulated companies such as this. They are usually a scam with them getting a rake-off from the company whose shares are being sold. You are the one taking the risk and there is no reason for you to do so. You see hundreds of complaints from people who have lost everything\nSpread your risk and a good financial adviser will be able to help you invest according to the level of risk you are comfortable with.
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According to page 97 of IRS publication 17:\n\n"Personal Use Property - Property held for personal use only, rather than for investment, is a capital asset, and you must report a gain from its sale as a capital gain (on Schedule D).  However, you can NOT deduct a loss from selling a personal use property."\n\nThere are four types of property, personal-use (your boat, car, home, clothes, furniture), investment-use, business-use, and inventory.  You mentioned being able to write-off the loss on your home.  If you see anywhere where it says that, please let me know.\n\nSo, if you sold your boat at a profit, Uncle Sam wants a cut.  If you sell it at a loss, too bad.  Not fair, is it?
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Write to:\nInvestor Relations\nTyco International\nSecond Floor, 90 Pitts Bay Road\nPembroke, HM 08, Bermuda\n\nand explain the issue to them with all facts including years you worked for the division, how many shares, etc.
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Hire an accountant who practices before the IRS.  If you have all the docs required, great.  If not, get them from your broker where you cashed in the IRA.  This one is a breeze
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It means that upon your demand, the company has 45 days in which to include the shares issuable upon exercise of your warrant in a registration statement - which enables you to sell the shares (if you want to). It's fairly common for there to be a penalty if the company is unable to file a registration statement within the specified time period.\n\nIssuing new shares would be dilutive; but, the shares that were issuable should have been factored into diluted EPS\n\nTo exercise the warrant, there should be a form to exercise. If you don't have it, contact the company's investor relations department
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For part one if you don't have children it doesn't apply to you. Parents get so much $ per child each year. Kinda like a discount. If you have children you would want to use a different form.\nThe only thing that I know filing status refers to is if you are married or single. So I would suppose that it is saying that you can use this form if you are married or single.\nThe portion about mutual funds....I am not sure, but if you do not have any mutual funds then it doesn't apply to you so you could use that form.
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I think GAAP rules have changed now. Now gain is recognized when the substance is commercial. if its non commercial then no gain is recognized
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There are a lot of variables, but unless they violated the terms of the trust they cannot be held liable.  Also, making reasonable investments (which turn out to fail) doesn't rise to violating investment terms.
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To seriously know that you have to get 'Students guide to income tax'... for income taxes and 'service tax' by any author for service tax. VAT stands for value added tax and it is charged on the value created at each stage in the trade process. this means that if a mfg sellers to another trader rs 100 article, rs 10 is tax ( i think prevailing tax rate is 10% with 2% cess) then the seller will sell to another dealer at 150 his tax will be 15rs minus what he has already paid ie output tax minus input tax so his liability will be rs 5. there are few different tax rates for VAT you need to confirm with an accountant or CA, or just browse on google, there are so many sites devoted to VAT
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Depending upon the country in which she lives, an income tax treaty between the US and her country of residence could affect the answer to this question.  The following discussion assumes no treaty applies.\n\nUnder IRS rulings, a qualified plan distribution is bifurcated into a piece that is compensation (employer contributions) and a piece that is investment income (earnings).  The investment income piece is always treated as US source income subject to withholding (when paid to a nonresident alien).  The compensation piece will be US source only to the extent the employee's services were performed in the US.  If all your services were performed in the US, then all the income will be US source and potentially subject to withholding.\n\nThe IRS took the position in Rev. Rul. 79-388 that the compensation piece is not effectively connected to a US trade or business because the employee was not employed in the US during the taxable year of payment.  Therefore, in the absence of a treaty, all US source amounts will be subject to US tax at 30%.  This tax is colleced by withholding at the source.\n\nThese are general comments only and you should consult a tax advisor for definitive advice as well as a full exploration of how the general rules will apply on your specific facts.\n\n*************************\nCorrection\n\nThe Code now provides that income from the performance of services that is deferred to a later year is still treated as effectively connected income when received.\n\nHow this provision would interact with rules relating to income in respect of a decedent, and the fact that the recipient would be a person other than the person who performed the services, are issues I would want to research further.
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I didn't get anything from that site in particular, but your state should have an "Unclaimed Property" division in the Treasury department.\n\nI found some money in there this year.  Not a bad gig, and it is your money after all.
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If there is a Tax deducted at Source., its in your own interest to attach the form 16 or else you will be denied the tax credit and a demand will be raised; now a days IT dept is not taking ROI if no tds is attached and a tds is claimed in the ROI
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It does not look like this is a publicly traded stock.  I just did a symbol lookup on http://finance.yahoo.com and came up with nothing -- is the spelling correct?\n\nIf this is a privately held company then the only time your wife will make money is if the company goes public or they get sold.