Estate & Retirement Planning Answer Book

Business & Money

Mitchell, William D.

Personal Finance

Aspen Law & Business

Estate and Retirement Planning Answer Book (2019 Edition) provides expanded coverage of financial and estate planning strategies for implementing individualized solutions for the special problems associated with retaining accumulated wealth for retirement and estate planning purposes. With its comprehensive two-part approach to the complex issues that link retirement planning and estate planning, Estate and Retirement Planning Answer Book (2019 Edition), includes coverage of such topics as updated distribution and limitation amounts for individual retirement accounts and qualified plan distributions, updated exclusion amounts and income tax rates, capital gains and Roth accounts and changes in the law to reflect the latest legislation. Replete with scores of examples that illustrate and analyze estate planning strategies and their effects, Estate and Retirement Planning Answer Book, 2019 Edition, brings insight and expertise to the realm of estate and retirement planning by focusing on the tax-free transfer of wealth and by providing an insider's view of the various retirement benefits available to the corporate executive under both qualified and non-qualified retirement plans.

Estate & Retirement Planning Answer Book 2019 (Estate and Retirement Planning Answer Book)

Mitchell, Andrew E.

Accounting

CCH, Inc.

The Estate and Retirement Planning Answer Book is the only comprehensive reference that covers the full spectrum of issues linking retirement distributions and estate planning. It provides integrated financial, legal, and tax planning strategies and information on post-employment and estate planning, with an emphasis on retaining accumulated assets. It answers hundreds of real-world questions on family estate planning, sources of retirement assets, and more. Coverage of vital issues includes: * Using ESOPs for the tax-free transfer of wealth by small business owners * The pros and cons of qualified and nonqualified retirement plans for corporate executives * Incorporating personal investing programs into a retirement plan * Post-death estate planning * How to handle the IRS audit process * The advantages and disadvantages of joint ownership. Plus, you'll also find scores of detailed examples and illustrations, a powerful index, and much more.

Estate and Retirement Planning Answer Book (The Panel Answer Book Series)

Reference

ASPEN PUB.

Estate and retirement planning answer book: 1998 Supplement (The Panel answer book series)

Aspen Publishers

This completely revised edition explains what it really takes to survive hard times in the construction industry and how to take full advantage of the profit cycle in good economic times. Whether you re just getting started or have been bidding jobs and meeting payroll for years, this practical manual will suggest unique ways to overcome your most persistent problems getting through a debt crisis: what to do when bills can't be paid, finding money and buying time, conserving income, transferring debt, handling creditors, choosing assets to liquidate, setting payment priorities, cash float techniques, alternatives to bankruptcy, dealing with lawsuits, judgments and liens and laying the foundation for recovery. Then there's building sales and profits using other people's cash, becoming a great salesman, setting goals, using limited partnerships, building financial reserves, accurate estimating, calculating overhead, contingency and profit margins. Completely updated, including major new sections on the use of personal computers for bookkeeping, estimating and scheduling, and Web addresses that have additional useful information. You won t find conventional advice in this book. Instead, expect to learn what is really needed to survive, stabilize and thrive as a construction contractor.

Contractor's Survival Manual

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Home Improvement & Design

Craftsman Book Company

Looking for a better way to make a living in construction? Construction consultants are doing that right now. They don t have the headaches common on nearly every project risk of loss, code compliance, warranty claims, liens, and always the need for more capital. Consulting contractors work with the designer, get owner approval of the plans, guarantee a maximum price, select trade contractors, make sure work is done right -- and then collect a little extra for finishing under budget. It can be a good business. But it s not a general contracting business. It s a consulting contractor business: no employees, no inventory, no payables, no warranty, no investment, no liens, no risk. Is anyone really doing this? It s the way most federal, state and municipal jobs are done today, including many of the largest projects, e.g. the Corps of Engineers. Many commercial and residential jobs are run by consulting contractors sometimes called paper contractors. Some of the most experienced, most successful, most respected construction professionals in the industry fit the definition of paper contractor. And for good reason. A consulting contractor is the owner s representative answers only to the owner. The consultant s job is to protect the owner against high costs, delay, shoddy work and risk of loss. No one else on the site shares that agenda. Finding work as a construction consultant It s not hard. In fact, why not suggest consulting every time you bid a job. The pitch goes something like this: I can save you some money on this job. I ll act as your consultant at a price my competition can t touch. There s zero profit for me in this job. Just pay me for my time. I ll give your job the same attention I give to every project I take on, but with no markup. You can t beat that deal. Say the word and I ll write up a contract we both can live with. If working as a consulting contractor appeals to you and if you aren t exactly sure how to do it consider Paper Contracting. The co-author, William D. Mitchell, has completed over 100 projects as a construction consultant everything from home remodels under $100 thousand to government projects worth over $100 million. Covers consulting when the fee is either (1) a fixed amount, (2) a percent of the job cost, or (3) a guaranteed maximum price (consulting contractor at risk). Includes a free Web link to sample consulting contracts legal for residential and commercial work in each of the 50 states.

Paper Contracting: The How-To of Construction Management Contracting

Moselle, Gary W

Management & Leadership

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