The interview on Financial Insider Weekly for this week and next week is with attorney and CPA G. Scott Haislet. Our interview subject is "Sale of a principal residence."
What are current developments in the mortgage marketplace?
This week's interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with Peter Moss of Wymac Capital, Inc. Our interview subject is "Mortgage market update."
What are the income tax rules for selling a principal residence?
This week's episode of Financial Insider Weekly to be broadcast this Friday, December i4 is with attorney and CPA G. Scott Haislet. Our interview subject is "Sale of a principal residence."
What’s happening in the residential mortgage marketplace?
This week's interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with Peter Moss of Wymac Capital, Inc. Our interview subject is "Residential Mortgage Market Developments."
What federal income tax rules apply for the sale of a principal residence?
This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with attorney and CPA G. Scott Haislet. Our interview subject is "Selling your principal residence".
What are recent developments in the home mortgage marketplace?
This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with Peter Moss of Wymac Capital, Inc.. Our interview subject is "Big picture strategies for the home mortgage marketplace."
Tax considerations for selling your residence
This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with attorney G. Scott Haislet. Our interview subject is, "Tax considerations of selling your residence".
Today’s home mortgage marketplace
This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with Tom Oviatt of Wymac Capital. Our interview subject is, "Today's home mortgage marketplace".
Sale of a principal residence
This week’s interview on Financial Insider Weekly is with attorney and CPA Scott Haislet about income tax rules for the sale of a principal residence.
California stops accepting applications for first-time homebuyer credits but new homes credit still available
California has adopted tax credits for new home purchases and first-time homebuyers. The credits are available for qualified taxpayers who purchase a qualified residence on or after May 1, 2010 and before January 1, 2011. Since there are ceilings on the total credits available for all taxpayers, it will be wise to apply for them early.