Self Directed IRAs, Prohibited Transactions, and the IRS Statute of Limitations: Thiessen v. Commissioner

By: Mat Sorensen, Attorney & Author of The Self Directed IRA Handbook In the recent case of Thiessen v. Commissioner, 146 T.C. No. 7 (2016), the Tax Court considered how long the IRS has to allege a prohibited transaction against self directed IRAs. In general, the IRS must allege a prohibited transaction against self directed IRAs within three years after …

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The September, 2016 PAPER SOURCE JOURNAL

THE PAPER SOURCE JOURNAL is our flagship monthly print publication.  If you are a subscriber you will receive your copy of the September issue in the mail this month.  If you are not a subscriber, go here for information on how to get both the JOURNAL and the REGISTRY OF INVESTORS:  https://papersourceonline.com/paper-source-journal/infosubscribe/ or click on the …

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Rollback Of Dodd-Frank Goes To House Vote; All Democrats On The Committee Oppose Change

By Lisa Lambert WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A House of Representatives panel on Tuesday approved a proposal to revamp the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law, after a hearing where lawmakers verbally tussled over rules enacted in the aftermath of the 2007-09 financial crisis. The Financial Services Committee voted to send the bill, introduced this summer by …

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How A Predatory Loan Makes Banks The Bad Guys In New Movie

By Jill Cowan, The Dallas Morning News Sure, critics have been raving about the modern outlaw flick “Hell or High Water” for its quietly funny,  deftly wrought action sequences and long shots of the desolate West Texas landscape. Yes, director David Mackenzie’s cops-and-robbers tale explores big themes like family loyalty, mortality and the pursuit of justice in a world of …

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Should You Have A Limited Liability Company (LLC)?

  This article points out that LLCs are not for everyone. Learning about how LLCs operate and becoming aware of the key advantages and disadvantages of a limited liability company is an important step in your path to  establishing a successful business. By properly planning and structuring your company from a legal standpoint early on, you …

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How To Determine If A Mortgage Falls Under Dodd-Frank

If you originate or purchase a mortgage, you may have to follow certain requirements under Dodd-Frank.  “The term ‘qualified mortgage’ was first used within the text of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, which became federal law on July 21, 2010. The Dodd-Frank Act provided a general definition (essentially an outline) of …

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Best States For Non-Performing Note Investments In 2016

The ten states shown to have the most foreclosures for the second quarter of 2016 consisted of Massachusetts, Ohio, Connecticut, South Carolina, Illinois, Florida, Nevada, Maryland, New Jersey, and Delaware. Here is a break-down of what the foreclosure rates look like in these states for Q2 according to a report from Credit.com:  http://www.dsnews.com/daily-dose/08-11-2016/top-10-states-foreclosures-q2  

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