The Strangest Loopholes: The Oddest Legal Ways Millionaires Pay Less Tax
From a tax-free 14-day home rental to a $2,000 Roth IRA that grew into $5 billion, ten real provisions in the tax code — and the one Congress actually closed.
From a tax-free 14-day home rental to a $2,000 Roth IRA that grew into $5 billion, ten real provisions in the tax code — and the one Congress actually closed.
Depreciation, 1031 exchanges, opportunity zones, stepped-up basis: how wealthy households actually use real estate — and why the tax code is half the return.
Depreciation, leverage, 1031 exchanges, cap rates, syndications and REITs — how wealthy households actually use property as an asset class, and why real estate is a smaller share of their balance sheet than almost anyone assumes.