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Because of Obamacare and the failure of Congress to extend
current tax rates, capital gains taxes will soon rise from
15% to 23. 8%. Take note, take heed, and take action. The tax increases will come in two stages, starting with a
hike in 2011 from 15% to 20%. The 15% rate, established in
the 2003 tax cuts, will expire at the end of this year. This
is part of a more extensive rise in taxes taking effect
January 1, 2011. Another capital gains tax hike was part of the Democrats'
health-care bill. It adds an additional 3.
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*Question: A coworker told me about a money-saving
opportunity by purchasing Virginia land preservation tax
credits. What is your opinion of this strategy? Please
explain any of the risks involved. *
*Sincerely,*
*Taming the Tax Man*
Dear Taming the Tax Man,
I generally try to discourage financial advice from
coworkers but not in this case. Virginia land preservation
tax credits are a savvy way for you to save up to 25% on
your state tax bill. These credits are created when a landowner gives up
development rights to his or her land. Virginia budgets $100
million each year to promote this green initiative.
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