Start Now to Avoid 1983 Tax Blunders in 83
A reader warned that many taxpayers, especially high earners, lost up to 30 percent of income to taxes due to poor planning and high accounting fees. The piece presents a case study of Fred and Sandy Greenwald and outlines Gary Goldberg’s tax shelter strategies including IRAs, real estate, equipment leases, and selective partnerships to cut taxes and boost long term returns.
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Wanieo
Uuch — ES
Fred Greenwald
Fred
Sandy
Greenwald
Greenwalds
Gary Goldberg
Gary Goldberg & Co
Spring Valley
N.Y
Phant McAnies
Goldberg
Freddie
Baker Realty Equities
Sun Belt
Invesor
Phoenix Leasing Income Fund
Phoenix
Phoenix American Corp
Daten
United States
NTS Properties
Eurn
Petro Lewis Oil & Gas
Phoenix Leasing
BTM
Bakor Realty
Damson Oil & Gas
Southmark-Environ
NTS
Selville Energy Drilling
Home Builders Association installs new officers and directors
Lorain County Home Builders Association announces new officers GENE RESAR president GARY CRANE first vice president RANDY STRATICS second vice president ERNIE PARSONS secretary and HERMAN SZYCHOWICZ treasurer Also named three year directors DOUGLAS RYALS DALE FORTHOFER KEN CASSELL WILLIAM DUFFY plus presidential appointments JACK KAPRON RAY MARTINEZ and LARRY FRANKLIN Stephen Socotch named to Labor Research Advisory Council Karen Lucas joins American Chemical Society staff Edmond A Uzan earns Ohio Institute of Technology president's list with a 4.7 GPA.
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Home Builders Association of
Lorain County
Gene Resar
Resar Construction
Gary Crane
Crane Construction
Randy Stratics
Ran & Strance Construction
Ernie Parsons
Parsons Agency
Herman Szychowicz
Town and Country Electric
The
Home Builders Association
Douglas Ryals
Ryals Builders
Dale Forthofer
Forthofer Sound and Security
Ken Cassell
Nuco Construction
William Duffy
Duffy Plumbing and Heating
Jack Kapron
Columbia Gas
Ray Martinez
Ohio Edison
Larry Franklin
Franklin Builders
AMC reports losses but bright note for 1982 outlook
American Motors Corp. will report losses for 1982, with nine months showing 150.6 million dollars in red versus 136.5 million a year earlier. Despite Alliance sales, president Dedeurwaerder warned profits remain slim, planning cautious growth and new models with Renault at Kenosha to expand capacity and product lines.
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American Motors Corp
Jose J. Dedeurwaerder
Alliance
AMC
Renault
Kenosha
Wis
Dedeurwaerder
AMC Spirit
Concord
Brampton
Ontario
United Auto Workers
Gremlin
Pacer
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Stephen Socotch
William Socotch
Lorain
Labor Research Advisory Council
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Socotch
Lorain High School
Oregon
Aftcio
Karen A. Lucas
James G. Lucas
Elyria
American Chemical Society
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Columbus
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