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Wow, I'm 53! 1976, Holy Cross Hog until they tore it down and stuck a flag pole there! And just got back from Annapolis, went across to St. Michael's, fell totally in love with the Chesapeake and crabcakes. I could actually live there, tho' I know it's freakin' hot in the summer. What a gorgeous area...office on the sailboat for sure.JR1 Jeff

Anchor

What part of Virginia to do you in? I live in Arlington and have my practice there too. YOU???

LLC

Hey Jim. *sigh* thinking about the Chesapeake....Maria's in Annapolis...St. Michael's...

Oh, yes, taxes. All I meant was that an LLC isn't the wrong entity for RE, like a corp is. So it's ok to have both the biz and the RE in the same LLC from that angle. I'd just split 'em at some point because often, a business is sold apart from the RE. And if they can make it happen, they sell the biz in whole rather than the assets, preserving cap gain treatment on it. Busting it up in order to keep the RE kicks up more tax usually. So no big hurry, but that would be my tack! Yes, intentional sailing term thanks to your location. Unless you're in the mountains or around Washington... Jeff JR1

Penalty abatement

Hey!!

When I request a penalty abatement I do so in a letter referencing the items that are subject to the abatement.

9 times out of 10 if you have a valid reason (and these are loosely determined...the LLC handled things in house and now they hired an accountant that can advise them or a change in accountants, etc. etc.) they will abate small penalties like that. "abatement" is the key word....use that term and most often it is allowed :)

Pics are from Maine. I traveled there in 2006 in the summer and then again in the fall. Was there for 6 weeks working and enjoyed my Sunday's as this was a day off!!

Welcome here...your name reminds me of Matt Lauer or Brian Williams...some anchor man on news :)

SandySea

You said that you can find phone numbers of new businesses online for free.

Can you send me an email and tell me how to do that?

Mike@SBSCPAGROUP.com

Fort Wayne CPA

Frank Salman

I'd be happy to answer questions about Franks program. My email is barry@greatbendcpa.com.

Barry

Hi Anchorman

I'm new to this site & didn't realize I had a message. Still figuring this board out! I'm in the Wilmington area, not sure how far that is from you. Your daughter will love it here, especially if she likes the beach. Let me know if you need any info about anything here. seaside cpaSeaside CPA 18:22, 6 August 2008 (CDT)