Capital Gains Taxes
I found a property that I want to rehab and sell. How to prevent the capital gains taxes from coming straight out of escrow and pay them with my corporate income tax return?
I found a property that I want to rehab and sell. How to prevent the capital gains taxes from coming straight out of escrow and pay them with my corporate income tax return?
Yes i do mean withholding taxes. escrow usually takes money from the sale to pay the taxes which lowers the amount that i would receive. is there a way to prevent them from automatically taking taxes out of the sale?
I found it thanks. it was form 593-c.
Works great-- have used in on sailboats where wooden members running through the bilge were rotted.
Unfortunately when you start using very much of it its not cheap, and in your application it may be cheaper to replace the siding (perhaps run vinyl over the existing).
Yeah, but the wood around the Bondo-o will, unless the situations that caused the original rot are corrected.
just replace the bad piece(s) with new wood siding, then paint (or varnish) everything to get consistent color. Get your kind of siding at a specialty siding supplier.
In reality from a money and time standpoint you have too much siding to repair with Bondo or a wood hardener.
From what you are saying it is only near the ground that you have problems with the siding or that is where most of the problems lie.
I would opt for hardi plank or a cement board siding that will last literally forever over the first few courses and that could be tied in esthetically into your existing siding profile or pattern.
It is cheap and almost indestructible.
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That I am not certain of.. I do know that there is no such thing as "lifetime" paint. The closest I have found is high quality paint over hardi-plank which seems to last pretty darn well!
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Duron is owned by SW. You should be able to get Duration from your Duron Paint store.
BTW, Sherwin also owns MAB Paints - you can get it there too.