Keate Partners' Marketing & Advertising Sources
Through
our national marketing program,
Keate
Partners is pleased to announce the
following advertising sources (using a generic description
of each business) used by Keate Partners on all companies we
represent to provide national (confidential) exposure - in
addition to our own website which provides extensive local
and regional exposure with over 10,000 “hits” per month.
Capital Gains
Reduction
in Capital Gains Rate May Expire in 2012
2003 Tax Bill:
In 2003, the US Senate narrowly passed a tax relief bill
that President Bush called "a vital action that will
stimulate the economy and create jobs." This new bill cut
the Long Term Capital Gains Tax Rate to just 15%. Unless
extended, this rate reduction expires in 2010.
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Historical Rates:
As illustrated below, historical capital gains tax rates have
fluctuated considerably. The rate is now at a 60 year low
representing a windfall for business owners that sell
now.
Historically, the rate has changed every 4 years and while future
rates are obviously impossible to predict, the next likely change
will be to increase the capital gains tax to help with the large
federal deficit.
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Aug2009newsletter
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