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-StevenI agree, solo 401K is probably the best out there for self employed, I believe you can have profit sharing contribution of up to 25% of your earned income, this is huge compared to other plans.

>>>>>>If You Didn’t Max Out 2012 Contribution Limits, It’s Not Too Late (It Could Benefit You)As the 2012 tax filing deadline nears, there are still actions you can take to help cut your tax bill.You can continue to contribute to your retirement account up until Tax Day and write it under the 2012 contribution year.

Brandon had a good suggestion for sure.As always networking with other professionals and being a contribution to the community will help you get into the stream of possibilities.Best of success to you.p.s.

Now, if you put a deal together for a partnership that required adminsitrative duties, unique knowledge and expertise at a professional level, such may be more than sufficient as the contribution to the partnership and earn rights to profits or losses.So yes, services could be a sufficient consideration paid to contract, but you'll need to be able to value that contribution in dollars.If you have no money, I suggest you pay an equitable amount for the option price if you are really in the deal in good faith and make a note for the option price, that is consideration.

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This will help when determining who may be able to contribute more dough if appraisal issues happen.

You should expect to contribute 3% to your buyer's closing costs, or about $6,600.

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