Hi, Since VRIF says if their income is lower than 4% , part of their payment to shareholders could be taken from capitol, I was wondering how that affects taxation. Since a normal dividend is income and return of capital is just them giving me some of my money back, are they taxed d...
The first thing you need is a futures brokerage account. This is different from a “normal” stock trading account – because different regulations govern it – but it works similarly.Interactive Brokersare an excellent option. I particularly like that they’re geared around being 100% online –...
Advance tax, as the name implies, is the tax that one pays in advance. Advance tax is the income tax that is payable if your tax liability exceeds Rs 10,000 and should be paid in the same year in which income is received. It is also called as “Pay as you Earn” scheme since you...
Now, here is where my post really won’t make a lot of sense. While a house is a terrible investment, I own a house and recommend other people do so as well. Why? Not because the house is a great investment, but because the mortgage is a great way to borrow money due to all th...
“Had the Bank not intervened on Wednesday 28 September, a large number of pooled LDI funds would have been left with negative net asset value and would have faced shortfalls in the collateral posted to b...
That's all I left the military with was the money I put in my TSP. You had to stay 20 years to get anything else, to actually get a pension from the military. Now, you get that match. You have to take it with you if you leave early, but it's basically just like the money ...
‘PEO’ will not reduce or limit the chance of a permanent establishment being created: Permanent establishment depends on thesubstanceof a business’s activities rather than thelegalform.However, where business activities in a country are short-term and non-habitual (i.e. a PE is not created...
I’m retiring at 60 (with a 25-year corporate pension) and I will be spending more than 4% SWR in the first 10 years. At 70, taking social security means (for me) that I’m probably not going to need to spend ANY of my portfolio unless I truly want to be a big big spender ...
If the Fed can keep inflation running at 5% to 10% annually for several years, while convincing people it doesn’t exist or is transitory, the pension funds can earn zero real return and still make their 6.5% return assumption. Of course, the real payout to the beneficiaries will be ...
If you work a few days a week you get taxed 1/3… which does cost us more (because we reduce dole and pension significantly for these people). If you get sick or take maternity leave you have ongoing UBI. If you used to earn $30k your income goes up. So things WOULD change....