Originally Posted by
scambo1
I'm maxed there.
While this topic may not apply to everyone on here, at some point it probably will. The first step to having a valid investment strategy is to have a valid tax strategy.
Again, if anyone has real world experience with managing this aspect of the tax strategy, I think at a minimum, it's valid to raise awareness for the future.
I'm all ears. And I just realized that I overused valid.
AMT is a joke. More and more people are hit with it every year and pretty soon the AMT will be our effective tax system.
I'm curious as well if anyone else has any suggestions to avoid, or at least minimize, AMT tax. The only real pertaining deductions that I've seen is 401k contributions and mortgage interest deductions.