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Why Abating Tax Penalties

Posted by terry.han120 in March 5, 2010

When you are in tax trouble, interest, penalties, and fines accrue
during the entire period you owe.  This may seem foolish.  If you could
not pay the taxes you owed, what makes the Internal Revenue Service
think you can afford to pay all of these building fines, penalties, and
interest? The answer is simple. The IRS knows nothing of your personal
situation.  The fines, interests, and penalties attached to your overdue
taxes are automated.  A computer generates the numbers and spits them
out without regard. The IRS can, however, reduce or eliminate these
extra charges if you can show cause. Reasonable cause, under Internal
Revenue Standards can apply if you were ignorant of the law. If you or
the Internal Revenue Service made a mistake in calculating the amount of
taxes you owe, you could apply reasonable cause.

If you just
plain forgot, you might still convince the Internal Revenue Service that
your forgetfulness is reasonable cause to lower or eliminate the
interest, fines, and penalties added to your past due amount. Causes
like unavoidable absence, serious illness, or death are good reasons to
suggest reasonable cause.

The inability to procure records could
justifiably delay your capacity to pay and be grounds for a reasonable
cause claim. If you received incorrect advice from a tax expert, you can
claim reasonable cause. If you received advice in error from The
Internal Revenue Service, you have a claim for reasonable cause. If you
experienced a disturbance beyond your control like a natural disaster,
fire, or casualty, these events make for a reasonable cause claim.
Experiencing an act of God justifies a reasonable cause argument.

The
Internal Revenue Service will, in reality, accept any reason (even I
forgot) as long as you can demonstrate that you used reasonable business
care and still were unable to pay. If you receive an IRS notification
for back taxes, you can either write back requesting an abatement, or
file Internal Revenue Service form 843.  When you do this, it is really
good if you can include a check for the back taxes, not interest,
penalties, or fines.  Indicate that the payment is only for the taxes
and not for any of the interest, fines, or penalties.  In this package
include a copy of your back tax notification and any proof that will
substantiate your reasonable cause claim.  Make a note on the check as
well that the payment is for taxes owed only.  At the least, you will
stop accruing interest, because the tax is paid.

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Creating Realistic Casualty Makeup Effects

Posted by terry.han120 in March 5, 2010

What is the reason for creating great casualty makeup?  You may wish to create makeup effects for fun at Halloween, to make a low-budget movie, enhance scenarios in first aid training or as a way of getting into a movie makeup career.  It can be a lot of fun to do, and you can get great results with just a few materials. Most professional makeup courses will show you methods for creating the wounds themselves, but there is a lot more to creating realistic casualty simulation.Regardless of your kit or expertise with makeup, there are some really simple steps you can take to create realism.  Often people throw something together, smother it with stage blood and hope for the best.  This method may work sometimes, but if you really want to create realistic effects then these five tips will make a big difference to your finished result.  Use referencePictures of the real thing are essential to get the look right. Guessing may be fun, but it won’t inform you.  It’s important to spend some time accumulating reference, as it is the number one tool in your kit for creating convincing makeup effects.  Try to get different images of the same injury types to give you an idea of common denominators as well as the variation. Read upIt really pays to understand the injuries by reading up on them as well as just looking at pictures.  The appearances of injuries depend on many variables, so if you can understand the cause of the appearance then you’ll do a better job.  There are many free online articles that examine what happens with any given injury.

If type ‘pathology of….’ in a search engine and enter ‘gunshot wound’, ‘knife injury’ burns’, you’ll find articles that discuss the nuts and bolts of what happens to the body in these circumstances.  Medical and pathology books will also carry good information.Give contextOkay, now you know what can happen and what it should look like.  You decide you want to create a makeup effect.  How else can you make it look realistic?  Give the injury a context and imagine a specific cause.Your reference can tell you a lot more than just how the injury itself appears.  Other effects resulting from the injury such as how fabric rips, where blood flows and collects, as well as environmental factors like correct placement of dirt, dust or soot all help to make the illusion complete. Burns, for example, can affect the clothing as well as the skin. In this case, scorch up some old clothing (not when it’s being worn, obviously) and use this with your finished makeup.  Avoid excessResist the temptation to cram every conceivable wound you can think of onto you casualty.  It won’t show off your ability, as much as distract the viewer.  When people start to do makeup effects, it’s easy to get carried away to try and show everyone what you are capable of. The appearance of real injuries however don’t occur to impress anyone-they are just the result of damage to the body. Very often they look understated and less theatrical than their made-up equivalents.

 Act the partIt is pointless to go to great lengths to make someone up to look like they have been in a serious accident, and have them smiling and sat in pristine clothes.  If you hurt yourself badly (and you’re still conscious), chances are you would act like you were hurt badly.  Have your casualty understand the injury they are wearing, and then make sure they know how to act appropriately. After all, your intention is make somebody look like they are a casualty- not like they are wearing casualty makeup.So, remember to reference, read up, give context, avoid excess and act the part.  Following these simple steps will add authenticity and realism to your casualty makeup and scenario.  Whatever your reason for creating casualty simulation, make realism your priority.© Stuart Bray 2009.

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Down to the loan how much?

Posted by terry.han120 in March 5, 2010

It’s not very often that a borrower takes into heavy consideration what his loan to value is when shopping for a loan.  In fact, if the subject is brought up by the customer, it’s mostly in relation to avoiding paying monthly mortgage insurance.  But sometimes, a loan to value can affect even more aspects of your loan – like pricing and approval! What is loan to value?  Well, it’s exactly what it says.  The loan amount compared to the value of the home you are buying or refinancing.  For example, if you are buying a $100,000 home, and your loan amount is only $50,000, your loan to value or “LTV” is 50%.  It’s also very common to refinance a home to obtain a lower LTV and drop mortgage insurance that was before required. Different types of loans have different minimum requirements for LTV’s.   With primary residence purchases, for instance, an FHA loan can have as high as a 97.75% LTV (soon to change to 96.5% in 2009).  A conventional loan can have as high as a 97% LTV (but more common is 95% LTV).  VA and Rural Housing loans can have 100% LTV’s.  People who have cash to put down on the property they are buying and financing with a conventional loan oftentimes try to amass 20% of the purchase price in order to avoid mortgage insurance.  Mortgage insurance is required when your LTV for a primary residence is above 80% and is issued by independent mortgage insuring companies like Genworth Financial or PMI.  Fannie and Freddie, the big purchasers of conventional loans, will require one of these or other approved companies issue mortgage insurance unless the loan has an 80% LTV.  And if you’re refinancing the home you live in?  The whole grid of acceptable LTV’s changes for the most part, with a few exceptions.  And furthermore, if you’re talking about investment properties, it’s another can of worms. But when else does LTV mean something?  Consider when a loan specialist prices your loan.  Oftentimes there are pricing differentials based upon the loan to value.  For instance, if you carry mortgage insurance and your LTV is 85.01% or higher, you might actually get a better interest rate than if you had an 85% LTV (but don’t get too excited because your monthly mortgage insurance will be higher).  Or if your LTV is 60% or lower, you might also get a better interest rate.  If you are close to tipping the scales on one of these ratios, it may be to your benefit to ask your loan specialist how close you are to a pricing break one way or another.  You’d be surprised to find out it might change your mind as to how much money you decide to put down on your loan.  And guess what else?  A low loan to value may be the difference between loan approval and loan denial.  Why is that?  Because if you are investing enough of your own money into the equity of a property, chances are you won’t default on the loan.  And if you do, it’s probably a last recourse.  Not to mention, the lender who holds the note won’t lose money because there is enough equity in the property to cover foreclosure costs, re-sale costs and any value loss from an upside down market.  The lender is covered.  So, the lender will consider the loan less risky and a higher debt to income ratio is tolerated when reviewed with a high credit score. .

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Purchasing Term Life to Social Security

Posted by terry.han120 in March 5, 2010

There are many ways to view the uses of term life insurance. Some of the calculation is determined by the age of the insured.

One common use for older individuals is to insure either the applicant and/or the beneficiary until they reach Social Security. Let’s take a closer look at purchasing term life until Social Security. Why Social Security? What exactly does that milestone mean to a purchaser of term life insurance? There are two important ramifications that typically accompany the 65th birthday for U.S.

The first is essentially a Federal pension or amount of money to be paid to the Social Security beneficiary on a monthly basis. This amount is usually based on income earned during the lifetime of the individual and/or spouse. You will notice that you get an annual statement showing what benefits you can expect to receive (although there’s small print saying they can only pay a percentage of that which is a subject for another website).

The other important component deals with Medicare. Medicare functions as a Federally subsidized health insurance program primarily for people age 65 and over (Social Security eligible). The health insurance reduces or removes a significant financial responsibility for most Americans. Medicare is broken up into 2 main categories, Part A and Part B.

Part A addresses Hospital costs while Part B address physician services. There’s also a new Part D which addresses medication. Medical costs are not a trivial matter.

The cost health care doubles with each decade of a person’s life on average so covering over the age 65 would be extremely expensive. This is potentially 10′s of thousands of dollars per year for a senior. If you take these two components together, they represent a financial security blanket once you turn 65.

Although, it’s very difficult to survive solely on Social Security benefits, it at least provides a financial base. The common thought is that the basis Social Security benefit is supplemented by other income, pensions, and/or investments.

Does financial security blanket sound familiar from our site? Essentially, we are using term life insurance as a similar blanket (albeit a much more protective one). This leads to a successful strategy for purchasing term life to address the period of time preceding when Social Security benefits kick in.

This is especially true for older individuals. The longest term length typical on the market is 30 years. If you are 25 years old, insuring until Social Security isn’t realistic. If you are 50 year old however, 15 years of term life might be a good fit. There are even some plans built to cover you explicitly until Social Security but this is probably more of a marketing ploy as it’s easy enough to just choose the corresponding length of time.

The net take-away is that term life insurance is an in-expensive way to bridge the gap until Social Security starts. If anything, the advent of Social Security for an individuals might allow you to purchase a lower amount of term life since the term life will not have to offset all lost income.

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Supplements For General Health

Posted by terry.han120 in March 5, 2010

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General Parallel File System

Posted by terry.han120 in March 5, 2010

GPFS provides online storage management, scalable access, and integrated information lifecycle management tools capable of managing petabytes of data and billions of files. Virtualizing your file storage space and allowing multiple systems and applications to share common pools of storage provides you the flexibility to transparently administer the infrastructure without disrupting applications, improving cost and energy efficiency, while reducing management overhead. Massive namespace support, seamless capacity and performance scaling, along with proven reliability features and flexible architecture of GPFS helps your company foster innovation by simplifying your environment and streamlining data workflows for increased efficiency. Learn more (152KB).

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Sell Your Note – Owner Financing Glossary

Posted by terry.han120 in March 5, 2010

This is a page of owner financing terms with definitions I hope this helps. * Balloon: A large payment on a note, usually due at the end of the payment schedule. Notes with balloon payments are considered riskier than fully amortizing notes unless there is a clear and obvious exit strategy.

The availability of affordable conventional financing is crucial. In the market we have today, a good balance between the risk of a balloon, and the aE�time value of money’ issue, is to create a balloon that is due 10-12 years out. * Sales Price aE” refers to the amount that the property sold for. * Note Seasoning – A note is considered seasoned when at least 12 payments have been received.

A well-seasoned note is more valuable than a aEoegreenaE� note * Down payment aE” the payment is the initial upfront portion of the total amount due and it is usually given in cash at the time of finalizing the transaction. * Note Holder aE” A person or entity who owns the promissory note. In Seller Financing the note holder is the seller of the property or the person who accepted the agreement to receive monthly payments for the property.

* Title Insurance aE” insurance that compensates for loss from title defects or encumbrances (as liens) that were unknown but should have been discovered at the time the policy was issued. Title insurance in the United States is indemnity insurance against financial loss from defects in title to real property and from the invalidity or unenforceability of mortgage liens. Title insurance is principally a product developed and sold in the United States as a result of the comparative deficiency of the US land records laws. It is meant to protect an owner’s or a lender’s financial interest in real property against loss due to title defects, liens or other matters.

It will defend against a lawsuit attacking the title as it is insured, or reimburse the insured for the actual monetary loss incurred, up to the dollar amount of insurance provided by the policy * Protective Equity aE” The cash down payment made at the time of purchase represents the hard equity most important in determining the safety of a note. The less protective equity available, the less valuable the note is. A potential note buyer will always get an appraisal to establish the fair market value of the collateral securing the note; * Term aE” The amount of time it takes a note to mature * Amortization Period aE” * Seller financing aE” Seller Financing occurs when real estate is sold and the seller provides financing to the buyer for all or part of the sale price. The seller becomes the lender, or the bank, by offering financing to the buyer in the sale of their property. * Owner financing -Another term used for Seller financing, the terms are inter-changable.

* Note Finder aE” cash flow specialists who have an insider’s understanding of what note buyers are actually looking for. They will act as the go-between for the buyer and seller, scouring newspaper ads and MLS listings for properties advertised as For Sale By Owner. Getting a note finder on board early in the process can help a note seller immensely when it comes time to sell the note to an investor. A qualified, knowledgeable note finder can help design a note with the sort of payment characteristics that would make it salable and attractive to investorsaE�before the mortgage note is even written! * Note Professional – Expert in seller financing techniques and strategies. Able to put together real estate transactions outside of conventional financing methods that benefit both the buyer and seller. * Discounting aE” The practice of adjusting the price of a note to compensate for factors such as term, payments, interest rate and security.

* Equity aE” The amount left over after subtracting the loans from the value of the property. * Escrow aE” A neutral third party stakeholder that receives the instruments, contracts, documents and funds in a transaction as needed from both parties.

Escrow sees that the terms and conditions of the contract are fulfilled according to the escrow instructions . * Face Value aE” The original principal balance appearing on the face of the note. * Loan to Value (LTV) aE” The measure of the security of a given loan. It is calculated by taking the amount of the loan and any senior loans and dividing that by the properties current value. * Note aE” A written promise to pay with all terms and conditions of the obligation signed and in the proper legal format.

* Note Holder aE” The person currently in ownership and possession of a note and entitled to collect all its remaining payments. * Payor aE” The person obligated to make the payments on a note.

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Errors and omissions insurance

Posted by terry.han120 in March 5, 2010

E & O Insurance for Real Estate Agents: Errors and Omissions, called E&O for short, is the name used to describe a type of malpractice insurance coverage for real estate professionals. The coverage protects against financial losses from lawsuits filed as a result of your work in the real estate profession. When you have Errors and Omissions coverage, the insurance company defends the claim and pays any settlement or judgment against you up to the limits of liability stated in the policy.

E & O Insurance for Business Owners: To get the business coverage you need to keep you and your business financially protected from unforeseen lawsuits and potential financial loss by taking E & O Business Insurance. E & O Insurance for Worker’s Compensation: The minute you give consideration to hiring employees you also need to give serious thought to Workers Compensation insurance: this insurance will protect you from serious financial loss if a worker should happen to be injured while working or develop an occupational disease while working with you. This type of insurance ensures that injured employers cannot sue you in civil court. In the event that one or more of your employees are injured or develop occupational conditions, you have insurance coverage that will help pay for reasonable medical expenses and that will compensate the employee for income loss.

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