Emerald
12.09.2003, 07:07 |
Jetzt begünstigt auch noch der Fiskus den Gold-Erwerb und das Halten: Thread gesperrt |
-->1:1 Info aus den USA (Walla Walla - die haben Namen!)
Die capital gain tax in den USA begünstigt den Erwerb von Gold mit reduziertem
Ansatz, ansteigend über mehrere Jahre. Das hat denen gerade noch gefehlt:
Goldbesitz steuerbegünstigt:
hier stehts:
From Ted Butler's latest:
"TAX ADVANTAGES OF PRECIOUS METALS
"Dale Schwartzenhauer, a Certified Public Accountant at Jim Johnson & Co. in Walla Walla, Washington passed this interesting information on to us."
"Precious metals have rarely been considered tax-advantaged investments, but that concept has been enhanced by tax legislation enacted in May. For the next several years, the maximum capital gains rate on property held more than one year will be 15%. Investors in the two bottom marginal tax brackets will enjoy a capital gains rate of only 5% through 2007, dropping to zero in 2008! By 2009, the prior regime of a 20% maximum rate (10% for the bottom brackets) will re-emerge. Until then, some interesting strategies are possible."
"It is important to differentiate among which classes of precious metals qualify for the lowest capital gains' rates. A 28% tax rate still applies to those defined as"collectibles". What constitutes a collectible? Clearly, art, antiques, Chinese porcelain and numismatic coins fit that description. However, bullion and bullion-type coins are of a different character. Pre-'64 silver coinage, American Eagle silver coins, Maple Leafs, Pandas and Kookaburras are valued for their silver content rather than any remarkable mintmarks or limitations on their issuance. In fact, it could be argued that a larger issuance of these coins enhances market liquidity, but we'll save that discussion for a future issue. Suffice to say, bullion coins (and bars) will qualify for the lowest capital gains' rates now available."
"Although this legislation was not intended to benefit investors in precious metals, they could be the largest benefactors. Bull markets in precious metals tend to run in 4 - 5 year cycles. The termination of current capital gains' rates in 2008 fits the normal cyclical pattern of precious metals' bull markets. Commitments made over the next year or two could be well timed to take advantage of the lowest tax rates on capital gains in history. Even following a resumption of prior rates in 2009, positions held more than five years will qualify for super long-term capital gains' rates of 8% or 18% through 2011."
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Emerald.
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BillyGoatGruff
12.09.2003, 08:51
@ Emerald
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erneutes Verbot des Goldbesitzes in USA damit unwahrscheinlich! (owT) |
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Tofir
12.09.2003, 09:14
@ BillyGoatGruff
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oder ganz fies... |
-->..zuerst wird der Ankauf begünstigt propagiert und dann muss es der gute Patriot abgeben.........
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BillyGoatGruff
12.09.2003, 09:51
@ Tofir
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bei dem tief verwurzelten Sinn des Amerikaners für"fairness" unwahrscheinlich |
-->Der"normale" Amerikaner/Amerikanerin hat einen traditionell starken, in der Kindererziehung gepflegten und tief verwurzelten Sinn für"fairness", ausgeprägte als in dies inEuropa ist. Fahre mal ein Auto in den USA! Soviel Anstand im Strassenverkehr wie in einer einzigen USA-Kleinstadt findest wohl in ganz Europa zusammengenommen nicht!!
Die Fairness gilt sicher auch noch für biedere Lokalpolitiker.
Korruptheit scheint erst auf höherem Niveau in Geschäft und Politik Einzug zu halten (sogar kleine Gangster haben ja noch ihren Verhaltenskodex, den sie beachten)
>..zuerst wird der Ankauf begünstigt propagiert und dann muss es der gute Patriot abgeben.........
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