Showing posts with label tax. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tax. Show all posts
Monday, March 26, 2012
California Needs $65B Just to Maintain Infrastructure
Signs of our brittle world in California are becoming more obvious with $65B required to just maintain what we have……and what we have is definitely not doing its job for its citizens. One very sad recent decision was the closure of many of our wonderful state parks. Our quality of life is set to be compromised in a lot of ways.
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2012,
California,
commercial,
Commercial Real Estate,
construction,
Construction boom in San Francisco,
debt,
tax
Monday, May 2, 2011
“Luxury Tax” Hopes to Cool Property Market
Taiwan wants to pass a luxury tax in order to try and curtail wide spread property speculation and the worst wealth gap in a decade. The Taiwanese people support the move while real estate agents and the property sector do not. What do you think? You be the judge.
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asia,
economy,
market,
property,
real estate,
Real Estate Political Issues,
tax
Senate easily approves tax plan, sends it to House
The extension of the tax law takes the pressure off having to close transactions by year end. The lower capital gains tax is obviously a welcomed delay.
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government,
Real Estate Political Issues,
tax
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