Between that and my conversation with an attorney and CPA yesterday, it seems like the regular 501(C)3, with a traditional fundraising model, would be more effective initially.

At the end of each day I prioritize and organize each item to complete for the following day.

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Yes, you will report the value of the money you converted to a Roth as taxable income for the year in which you do the Roth conversion.  

Well because I'm new I would ask a lawyer the best way to convey this message: This is a fire hazard and these items need to be removed promptly.

There are two kinds of debt....good debt such as a house or other items that might appreciate in vaue.

There's a flat deduction for folks that fall under the AMT.Not only that, the Taxpayer Relief Act of 2013 reinstated the personal exemption phase out AND the limitation of itemized deductions.

The only item it roes not include is the mortgage payment whch comes out of the balance 50%.

I'm using an originator for my deals, but just for conversation Bill Gulley, any idea how many law suits and or prosecutions have been filed against these type of offenses?

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