I want to do an internship with either a lawyer (preferably criminal), or a law firm or even a PI. I want to see if I really want to get into this field. I have a Bachelor Degree in Criminal Justice that is just going to waste and I really need to put it into use. Plus I plan on going to Law School and I want some practical experience. Please help me.. I am in the Chicago Land area but I am willing to travel to a close suburb. If you do not know a specific person or place please help me with websites that might be able to give me a list. I have already tried Hotjobs and careerbuilder….
Posts Tagged ‘Private’
Does anyone know an Attorney, A Law office, or a Private Investigator that is looking for a intern?
23
Aug
Private Mortgage Investing: How to Earn 12% or More on Your Savings, Investments, IRA Accounts and Personal Equity–A Complete Resource Guide with 100s ….Secrets From the Experts Who Do It Every Day
08
May
- ISBN13: 9780910627627
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
Product Description
In recent years, stock market investing has been proven unstable and not very rewarding. In fact, many people have seen their retirement and personal holding accounts dwindle. This new book provides an alternate to investors. It provides detailed information on how to put money to work in a relatively safe private mortgage investment with a high return of 12 to 15 percent (or more) in most cases. Private mortgages have grown into a multi-billion-dollar industry. This market allows investors to earn substantially higher yields—while offering the security of real property to back the loan. Private mortgages have become an important fixed income vehicle for many investors with their personal funds, equity, and… More >>
Can some one advice me if I can claim tax rebate if I pay for my Private Medical Insuranc cover.?
08
May
I would like to pay for my private medical insurance cover.
Can I claim the premium I pay for this insurance from Income tax dept??
Thanks
Can my federal tax return be garnished by a private student loan?
24
Apr
i have a private student loan with chase bank and i filded bankruptcy
they now tell me that when the bankruptcy is done i will have to pay
in full the amount of the loan. they will not take payments anymore.
they said they will garnish my wages and my income tax and my spouses income tax and they will get into my bank account. i have no job right now but my wife does can they garnish her wages and her federal taxes she is not on the loan? when they send it to collections or there lawyers will they have to take payments do they have to go to court to do all of this? Serious answers only please
Are corporate tax rates or private propeprty (homeowner) tax rates higher?
14
Apr
I’m writing a paper on Eminent Domain and just thought of an idea to include in the paper. Are corporate tax rates or the tax rates that homeowner’s have to pay on their property more expensive?
Thanks : )
I’m just trying to prove why the government would have a vested interest in Eminent Domain. If they make more on sales and property taxes corporations would have to pay than on the property taxes homeowner’s would have to pay, that would prove they have more of an interest in helping corporations take private land for “public” use.
Besides “Real Property” and vehicles, can IRS take away private belongings? From inside your home?
11
Apr
My dad was a professional home builder for almost 30 years, had a great reputation, until a partner of his had done a dirty deed, and wiped out my father, along with another man. The thief went to prison for imbezzlement, however my father and this other man were ripped off by a couple hundred thousand dollars, so they had to file bankruptcy.
He did not file his income taxes for almost 5 years due to depression (they say that bankruptcy can be as depressing as a death of a spouse/close loss in the family.) And I know it is against the law to not file him, but he had just lost everything he ever worked for in life.
He is however, getting back on track, and has been the last 2 years with myself. He is going to work on cleaning up this IRS mess, he just needs to get a hold of a Tax Attorney. So in the meantime, he is just curious if they can take person property from inside the house? I know this sounds crazy…he is just wondering. Right now, all of the business we do, we use my name. And his vehicles are registed in MY name and HIS name. However, until this is cleared up, he is going to take his name off the reg, today.
Any advice is wonderful thank you.
Do you get more back on your taxes if you file with a private accountant rather than H&R Block or turbo tax?
05
Apr
I used to file with H&R Block and I have some friends that have used turbo tax but it seems like a few co-workers who earn the same salary and not homeowners like myself seem to get more back filing with their accountant. I am not a dependant but am work my first full-time job after college and was just curious. It seems like they rush you through at H&R Block.
Do you think the Feds and the IRS private banks have people online to counter Federal tax law questions?
19
Mar
Every time anyone questions the Federal Income Tax law there is an instant slew of responses and attacks.
The answers just seems to immediate and filled with that typical tax jargin like “Article 26″ and the “16th Amendment was ratified” but they never just show us the law.
Then you get that “Just quit paying and see what happens” crap
They can’t show the law, but they sure like to throw around prison comments and stuff like “you just wait and see”
It really is quite disturbing
It is just to fishy if you ask me.
But doesn’t all this tax law and confusing language mean that there is something they don’t want in a clear and well understood language.
You only make something confusing to hide something
Don’t the laws apply only to the District of Columbia and certain business
How can they tax my labor since it is private property
Why am I a slave in my own country!
how do I file for federal tax exemption as a private citizen?
19
Mar
I am seeking procedural information on obtaining a tax exempt status as a private citizen. What forms would I need to file that the IRS would acknowledge to prevent any potiental harrassment or penalities? Do I need to petition a federal court for exempt status? Thank you for the help.
Can Businesses claim back tax from private Indivduals?
24
Feb
Hi, I am selling a laptop for £160 in UK. The guy who want’s to buy it says that he needs a receipt as it’s for business use and tax deductible? I am obviously not charging VAT, and not paying VAT on the sale so what is my position? Can businesses even claim back tax from private individuals? Thank you for your help.
Bulgaria Sofia Lawfirm Private Commercial Tax Lawyer
22
Nov
http://www.apostolova-lawof…, +359 2 8624500, Sofia, Bulgaria Law Offices, Law Practice Private Commercial Real Estate tax lawyer
Yuri Rutman Addresses Structured Finance in Film for Angel Investors,hedge Funds,real Estate Developers,tax Attorneys,& Private Equity Groups
27
Oct
A quiet trend has been emerging as billionaires and other high net worth Angel Investors and Family Offices from Wall Street To Silicon Valley To the Middle East have been parking their money into Hollywood.
Larry Ellison Of Oracle, Paul Allen Of Microsoft, Steven Rales, Fred Smith of Federal Express, Norman Waitt, the Co-Founder of Gateway Computers, Jeff Skoll Of Ebay, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Roger Marino Of EMC Corp, Sidney Kimmel Of Jones Apparel Group, Minnesota Twins owner Bill Pohlad; Real Estate Developers Tom Rosenberg and Bob Yari, and, financiers Sheikh Waleed Al Ibrahim and Philip Anschutz are all behind the finance of a lot of films that range from box office hits to Academy Award winners.
And the question remains “why?”
While the glamour of the movie business may be appealing to most, at the end of the day, it is still an unknown business that many try to gamble on, and only a handful come out as winners. The real key is to minimize risk, maximize profits, and offer a steadier stream of revenues than what other alternative investments may offer such as real estate, oil & gas, commodities, as well as risky hedge funds.
Well one Chicago/L.A. based media finance Company is taking a different approach in presenting its entertainment opportunities to the super rich as well as private equity groups. Instead of dazzling investors with smoke and mirror Monte Carlo simulation models that offer various IRR’s and scenarios based on unpredictable film revenues streams, it is offering an absolute return on investment using public tax incentives that in certain instances can guarantee 100% or more of invested capital prior to revenues.
Noci Pictures Entertainment is putting together a slate of films using an innovative hybrid public-private finance strategy aimed at investors who want to take a 100% Federal deduction against their ordinary income, get an additional 20-40% in state tax credits or cash rebates, have a hedge of revenues from 20-30 films, a possible exit IPO on the London AIM., as well as stimulating local economic development, and creating jobs, including for women and minorities. Oh, and the company’s team includes the former Vice Chairman Of A Major Film Studio.
Sound too good to be true?
“I don’t know of any other alternative investment that can offer tax incentives, multiple exit strategies, as well as giving back to the local economy, while being involved with the moviemaking process”, states Yuri Rutman, the head of Noci Pictures. “That would also add to the long line of recent film funds that have been structured with numerous hedge funds, private equity investors, corporate tax credit buyers, and institutions. Heck I don’t even know of any business that someone can start where they know they will receive an exact ROI before they see any profits”.
”I am also surprised how many investors, hedge funds, VC, tax planners, CPA’s, tax attorneys, public and private companies have no clue about these benefits”, Rutman adds. “Federal Preservation, New Markets Tax Credits, etc was the usual route for tax credit planning or alternative investments , but film production incentives offer a more liquid premium, equity, as well as little Hollywood adventure and schmoozing with movie stars.”
Rutman adds “Plus, I am reinventing ‘conscious’ film finance. A lot of competitor deals won’t be around in a few years because they didn’t do their homework. I want to be making movies when I am 90”.
Yuri Rutman Addresses Structured Finance in Film for Angel Investors,hedge Funds,real Estate Developers,tax Attorneys,& Private Equity Groups
19
Oct
A quiet trend has been emerging as billionaires and other high net worth Angel Investors and Family Offices from Wall Street To Silicon Valley To the Middle East have been parking their money into Hollywood.
Larry Ellison Of Oracle, Paul Allen Of Microsoft, Steven Rales, Fred Smith of Federal Express, Norman Waitt, the Co-Founder of Gateway Computers, Jeff Skoll Of Ebay, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Roger Marino Of EMC Corp, Sidney Kimmel Of Jones Apparel Group, Minnesota Twins owner Bill Pohlad; Real Estate Developers Tom Rosenberg and Bob Yari, and, financiers Sheikh Waleed Al Ibrahim and Philip Anschutz are all behind the finance of a lot of films that range from box office hits to Academy Award winners.
And the question remains “why?”
While the glamour of the movie business may be appealing to most, at the end of the day, it is still an unknown business that many try to gamble on, and only a handful come out as winners. The real key is to minimize risk, maximize profits, and offer a steadier stream of revenues than what other alternative investments may offer such as real estate, oil & gas, commodities, as well as risky hedge funds.
Well one Chicago/L.A. based media finance Company is taking a different approach in presenting its entertainment opportunities to the super rich as well as private equity groups. Instead of dazzling investors with smoke and mirror Monte Carlo simulation models that offer various IRR’s and scenarios based on unpredictable film revenues streams, it is offering an absolute return on investment using public tax incentives that in certain instances can guarantee 100% or more of invested capital prior to revenues.
Noci Pictures Entertainment is putting together a slate of films using an innovative hybrid public-private finance strategy aimed at investors who want to take a 100% Federal deduction against their ordinary income, get an additional 20-40% in state tax credits or cash rebates, have a hedge of revenues from 20-30 films, a possible exit IPO on the London AIM., as well as stimulating local economic development, and creating jobs, including for women and minorities. Oh, and the company’s team includes the former Vice Chairman Of A Major Film Studio.
Sound too good to be true?
“I don’t know of any other alternative investment that can offer tax incentives, multiple exit strategies, as well as giving back to the local economy, while being involved with the moviemaking process”, states Yuri Rutman, the head of Noci Pictures. “That would also add to the long line of recent film funds that have been structured with numerous hedge funds, private equity investors, corporate tax credit buyers, and institutions. Heck I don’t even know of any business that someone can start where they know they will receive an exact ROI before they see any profits”.
”I am also surprised how many investors, hedge funds, VC, tax planners, CPA’s, tax attorneys, public and private companies have no clue about these benefits”, Rutman adds. “Federal Preservation, New Markets Tax Credits, etc was the usual route for tax credit planning or alternative investments , but film production incentives offer a more liquid premium, equity, as well as little Hollywood adventure and schmoozing with movie stars.”
Rutman adds “Plus, I am reinventing ‘conscious’ film finance. A lot of competitor deals won’t be around in a few years because they didn’t do their homework. I want to be making movies when I am 90”.
Yuri Rutman Addresses Structured Finance in Film for Angel Investors,hedge Funds,real Estate Developers,tax Attorneys,& Private Equity Groups
08
Oct
A quiet trend has been emerging as billionaires and other high net worth Angel Investors and Family Offices from Wall Street To Silicon Valley To the Middle East have been parking their money into Hollywood.
Larry Ellison Of Oracle, Paul Allen Of Microsoft, Steven Rales, Fred Smith of Federal Express, Norman Waitt, the Co-Founder of Gateway Computers, Jeff Skoll Of Ebay, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Roger Marino Of EMC Corp, Sidney Kimmel Of Jones Apparel Group, Minnesota Twins owner Bill Pohlad; Real Estate Developers Tom Rosenberg and Bob Yari, and, financiers Sheikh Waleed Al Ibrahim and Philip Anschutz are all behind the finance of a lot of films that range from box office hits to Academy Award winners.
And the question remains “why?”
While the glamour of the movie business may be appealing to most, at the end of the day, it is still an unknown business that many try to gamble on, and only a handful come out as winners. The real key is to minimize risk, maximize profits, and offer a steadier stream of revenues than what other alternative investments may offer such as real estate, oil & gas, commodities, as well as risky hedge funds.
Well one Chicago/L.A. based media finance Company is taking a different approach in presenting its entertainment opportunities to the super rich as well as private equity groups. Instead of dazzling investors with smoke and mirror Monte Carlo simulation models that offer various IRR’s and scenarios based on unpredictable film revenues streams, it is offering an absolute return on investment using public tax incentives that in certain instances can guarantee 100% or more of invested capital prior to revenues.
Noci Pictures Entertainment is putting together a slate of films using an innovative hybrid public-private finance strategy aimed at investors who want to take a 100% Federal deduction against their ordinary income, get an additional 20-40% in state tax credits or cash rebates, have a hedge of revenues from 20-30 films, a possible exit IPO on the London AIM., as well as stimulating local economic development, and creating jobs, including for women and minorities. Oh, and the company’s team includes the former Vice Chairman Of A Major Film Studio.
Sound too good to be true?
“I don’t know of any other alternative investment that can offer tax incentives, multiple exit strategies, as well as giving back to the local economy, while being involved with the moviemaking process”, states Yuri Rutman, the head of Noci Pictures. “That would also add to the long line of recent film funds that have been structured with numerous hedge funds, private equity investors, corporate tax credit buyers, and institutions. Heck I don’t even know of any business that someone can start where they know they will receive an exact ROI before they see any profits”.
”I am also surprised how many investors, hedge funds, VC, tax planners, CPA’s, tax attorneys, public and private companies have no clue about these benefits”, Rutman adds. “Federal Preservation, New Markets Tax Credits, etc was the usual route for tax credit planning or alternative investments , but film production incentives offer a more liquid premium, equity, as well as little Hollywood adventure and schmoozing with movie stars.”
Rutman adds “Plus, I am reinventing ‘conscious’ film finance. A lot of competitor deals won’t be around in a few years because they didn’t do their homework. I want to be making movies when I am 90”.
Yuri Rutman Addresses Structured Finance in Film for Angel Investors,hedge Funds,real Estate Developers,tax Attorneys,& Private Equity Groups
05
Oct
A quiet trend has been emerging as billionaires and other high net worth Angel Investors and Family Offices from Wall Street To Silicon Valley To the Middle East have been parking their money into Hollywood.
Larry Ellison Of Oracle, Paul Allen Of Microsoft, Steven Rales, Fred Smith of Federal Express, Norman Waitt, the Co-Founder of Gateway Computers, Jeff Skoll Of Ebay, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Roger Marino Of EMC Corp, Sidney Kimmel Of Jones Apparel Group, Minnesota Twins owner Bill Pohlad; Real Estate Developers Tom Rosenberg and Bob Yari, and, financiers Sheikh Waleed Al Ibrahim and Philip Anschutz are all behind the finance of a lot of films that range from box office hits to Academy Award winners.
And the question remains “why?”
While the glamour of the movie business may be appealing to most, at the end of the day, it is still an unknown business that many try to gamble on, and only a handful come out as winners. The real key is to minimize risk, maximize profits, and offer a steadier stream of revenues than what other alternative investments may offer such as real estate, oil & gas, commodities, as well as risky hedge funds.
Well one Chicago/L.A. based media finance Company is taking a different approach in presenting its entertainment opportunities to the super rich as well as private equity groups. Instead of dazzling investors with smoke and mirror Monte Carlo simulation models that offer various IRR’s and scenarios based on unpredictable film revenues streams, it is offering an absolute return on investment using public tax incentives that in certain instances can guarantee 100% or more of invested capital prior to revenues.
Noci Pictures Entertainment is putting together a slate of films using an innovative hybrid public-private finance strategy aimed at investors who want to take a 100% Federal deduction against their ordinary income, get an additional 20-40% in state tax credits or cash rebates, have a hedge of revenues from 20-30 films, a possible exit IPO on the London AIM., as well as stimulating local economic development, and creating jobs, including for women and minorities. Oh, and the company’s team includes the former Vice Chairman Of A Major Film Studio.
Sound too good to be true?
“I don’t know of any other alternative investment that can offer tax incentives, multiple exit strategies, as well as giving back to the local economy, while being involved with the moviemaking process”, states Yuri Rutman, the head of Noci Pictures. “That would also add to the long line of recent film funds that have been structured with numerous hedge funds, private equity investors, corporate tax credit buyers, and institutions. Heck I don’t even know of any business that someone can start where they know they will receive an exact ROI before they see any profits”.
”I am also surprised how many investors, hedge funds, VC, tax planners, CPA’s, tax attorneys, public and private companies have no clue about these benefits”, Rutman adds. “Federal Preservation, New Markets Tax Credits, etc was the usual route for tax credit planning or alternative investments , but film production incentives offer a more liquid premium, equity, as well as little Hollywood adventure and schmoozing with movie stars.”
Rutman adds “Plus, I am reinventing ‘conscious’ film finance. A lot of competitor deals won’t be around in a few years because they didn’t do their homework. I want to be making movies when I am 90”.