By
Harold S. Small, J.D., CPA (inactive), AEP
858.759.4600
The law is constantly in a state of
flux with changes happening either because of changes in statutes or case
law. An area that has been relatively
unchanged for some years had a change that became effective January 1, 2010.
Individual $ 75,000
Married
couples $100,000
Seniors
(over 65), disabled or over 55 with limited income $175,000
While these changes are not important
to all homeowners, given the current financial condition of our society and
people facing financial challenges, daily, this information may be of
assistance to them. For creditors, it is
important to be aware of these limitations as they may impact decisions to be
made relating to settlement of claims/issues with borrowers.
THE FOREGOING
CONCEPTS AND IDEAS ARE GENERAL STATEMENTS AND ARE INTENDED TO PROVIDE CONCEPTS
FOR CONSIDERATION IN BUSINESS AND TAX PLANNING. CAREFUL CONSIDERATION NEEDS TO
BE GIVEN BY THE READER REGARDING THE USE AND APPLICATION OF THE CONCEPTS. YOUR
LEGAL AND TAX COUNSEL SHOULD BE CONSULTED BEFORE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ANY OF
THE IDEAS INDICATED HEREIN OR USE OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED ABOVE. SHOULD
YOU HAVE QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER, HAROLD S. SMALL, ESQ., CAN BE REACHED
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© 2010 by Harold S. Small, J.D., CPA (inactive), AEP
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