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Will your Pension plan provide a comfortable retirement?
Pension Paradigm mission: Educate all Canadians on recapturing their money power.
Pension Paradigm purpose is to simplify the complex subject of pensions, by helping maximize the benefits of existing pensions, provide wealth creation strategies, create new streams of retirement income, and increase your net worth and move as much income and assets into the Tax Freedom Zone.
www.pensionparadigm.com
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Tax Guru: This week, Tax Guru will discuss the ways in which the finance minister can simplify the tax rules for taxpayers in this year's budget. Our tax guru Subhash Lakhotia will share his views about tax simplification and another tax expert Amitabh Singh will solve the tax queries of viewers as well.
- published: 06 Feb 2016
- views: 949
Lecture Content
This lecture covers the reporting of income from retirement plans, education accounts and social security income.
Topics Covered
* Overview of Form 5498 IRA Contribution Information
* Discussion of Form 1099R and distributions codes
* Use of Form W4-P Withholding Certificate for Pension or Annuity Payments
* Overview of the different kids of retirement plans taxpayers may participate in
* Using Form 8606, Nondeductible IRAs, to figure the taxable part of a distribution from an IRA
* Traditional IRA to Roth IRA conversions
* Roth IRA to traditional IRA recharacterization
* Inherited IRAs
* Loans from pension and annuity plans
* Additional tax owed on certain early distributions from retirement plans
* Exceptions to additional tax on early distributions from retirement plans
* Additional tax on certain distributions for education accounts
* Additional tax on excess contributions to certain accounts
* Required minimum distributions
* How to complete Form 5329 Additional Taxes on Qualified Plans (Including IRAs) and Other Tax-Favored Accounts
* Calculating the taxability of annuity income with the Simplified General Rule
* Lump-sum distributions
* How to report partially taxable distributions from IRAs
* Instructions for Social Security Form SSA-1099 Benefits statement, Form RRB-1099 Tier I Railroad Equivalent Benefit statement, and Form RRB-1099R Tier II Railroad Retirement Benefits statement
* Form W-4V social security Voluntary Withholding Request
* How to calculate the taxability of social security income using the social security benefits worksheets
* Taxation methods to apply to lump-sum social security payments
* Special deductions relating to social security benefits income and repayments
Terms of Use or Enrollment
Pacific Northwest Tax School's course materials and teaching techniques are valuable proprietary information of Pacific Northwest Tax School, and all such information is subject to copyright, including written, recorded, internet based as well as all other electronic media. Each Student agrees that she/he will use the information only for purposes of education and training; and as a condition of enrollment, that they will not disseminate the information to any third party and will treat the materials as confidential information of Pacific Northwest Tax School. As a condition of enrollment, Students pledge not use any information in any competitive fashion, including to create or derive competitive materials. Students further agree that any breach of these terms and conditions shall cause the school irreparable harm, entitling Pacific Northwest Tax School to injunctive relief, as well as any other remedy that may be available at law or equity. Students shall have twelve months from date of enrollment in any continuing education course, to successfully complete the course and receive their Certificate of Completion.
- published: 13 Oct 2015
- views: 1754
Hello, I’m Neil Screaton, owner of Screatons Chartered Accountants.
If you’re self-employed, there are sort of big things for folks in the world of Class 2 National Insurance. Just as a reminder, Class 2 National Insurance is payable from self-employed people with profits above £5,965 per year. It gives entitlement to State Pension and other State benefits and generally speaking at the moment, it is paid by direct debit every month or it is paid bi-annually by invoice.
Now revenue customs are changing and from now on, they’ve sent letters out to all self-employed people to say that the direct directs will be cancelled, Class 2 will not be collected along with income tax and Class 4 National Insurance with the end of year Self Assessment Tax Return.
This will simplify things in a lot of ways because profits will be declared on the tax return and you will then be able to determine from that whether you’re liable for Class 2 or not. So you’re going to have to fill in an Exception Form, as has been the case in previous years. If you are below the limit for paying Class 2, you will still be asked to pay voluntarily.
As a reminder, it is a relatively cheap way to pay your Class 2 National Insurance and to therefore, guarantee your State Pension and other benefits.
There is talk from Revenue Customs that in the future they’re going to eliminate Class 2 National Insurance all together and Class 4 National then will give the entitlement to State Benefits, Pensions, and so forth.
So if you’re self-employed, don’t be concerned if your direct debit gets cancelled or that you don’t receive a bill. All of the liability for 2015-16 will not be due until January 2017, so don’t be concerned if you don’t hear anything from them.
If you think this will affect you, if you’ve got any questions then give us a call at 01827 715264 or e-mail us at info@screatons.co.uk or go to the website: http://www.screatons.co.uk.
Thank you.
- published: 23 May 2015
- views: 703
Part 1 of 2. Financial advisor Ros Altmann on simplifying and saving for a pension. The best advice is to NOT ever start a pension. The money is then yours to put where you like, and the crooked taxman can'tget his hands on it when you want to retire with his crooked taxes and rules limiting payouts.
Happy St.George's Day!
Recorded from BBC Breakfast, 23 April 2013
- published: 23 Apr 2013
- views: 807
This week in Tax Guru, as the new PAN rules are in force, what points one should keep in mind, what are the differences between Atal Pension Yojana and New Pension System, if you earn in foreign countries, what will be the tax implications and many of your tax related queries.
- published: 06 Jan 2016
- views: 1950
Qrops could be the right pension option for you, To find out
more about your Pension Options call the UK (0044) (0)1905 909 852
What are the benefits of transferring to your pensions fund to a QROPS?
The benefits of transferring your UK pension fund into a QROPS vary according to the scheme itself and the tax regime of the country which hosts it. However, common benefits include the following:
Income Tax treatment
QROPS were introduced in 2006 as part of the government's Pension Simplification initiative. Before that, anyone with a UK pension who wanted to retire abroad had to pay UK tax of 25% when they withdrew the funds. Accordingly, the member's pension pot could be significantly reduced before they even started their retirement.
The QROPS system enables members of UK registered schemes to transfer their pension funds to foreign schemes that have been authorised by the HMRC. The fund is then dealt with under the pension tax regime of the hosting country, so no UK income tax is payable. But investors should be aware that tax may be payable under the host country's tax system. If the investor lives in a separate country from the hosting country, further tax may be payable under that regime. However, these are factors that QROPS advisers take into account when choosing an appropriate scheme on your behalf, and it is often possible for the scheme member to receive their pension tax free.
Inheritance rules
A regular UK pension is liable to inheritance tax on the death of the member. The exact amounts depend on the age the member reached, and what stage of the pension they had already enjoyed (for example, lump sum or annuity).
When a QROPS member dies, not only can the residue of a QROPS be left to the deceased member's family, in some circumstances it will be free from inheritance tax.
Better flexibility regarding investment decisions
UK pension scheme members are growing used to having control over their pension investments, as SIPPs (self invested personal pensions) are becoming more popular. However, some foreign jurisdictions are well versed in giving investors even greater freedom under their pension regimes. So if you transfer you fund into a QROPS, you may find that you have more control over investment decisions than ever before. Of course, this depends on the particular details of the scheme you choose, and the country hosting it.
Ranges of benefits
Whether you need flexibility about investment decisions or not, QROPS offer considerable choice about how to enjoy your pension fund. The UK pension rules oblige members to purchase annuity at the age of 75, or make alternative arrangements. The rules of some QROPS can be more flexible. Some allow you to delay taking an income beyond the age of 75, if that is what you would prefer.
The UK system also controls when members can take lump sums, whereas other jurisdictions can be more relaxed about this issue.
Exchange rate crystallisation
Most UK pensions pay their benefits in sterling. So if you are planning to retire abroad and take your income from your UK fund, not only will you have to pay UK tax on the income, but you will also have to run the risk of exchange rate fluctuations devaluing the amount.
QROPS are normally held in the currency of the country in which they are based, so the member no longer bears the risk of currency fluctuations. The member must, however take advice about when to transfer the fund, and whether it is a good moment from the point of view of exchange rates at that moment.
Other issues to bear in mind
While there are clearly many benefits to transferring your fund into a QROPS, there are some other issues to bear in mind.
The charges levied by QROPS providers can vary enormously, but should be factored in when you are calculating your retirement income. A large QROPS adviser may be able to negotiate a good deal.
Another issue to consider is whether you will lose any benefits as a result of transferring your pension across. There may be disadvantages for those with defined benefits schemes (for example, final salary pensions). Again, a good QROPS adviser can assess an individual's pension and give information about how it will be affected.
Finally, you need to consider whether you will ever return back to the UK. Early retirement can be an active time, when members enjoy relatively good health. However, members may wish to return back to the UK if their health declines, or even just to change their lifestyle. This situation has to be carefully planned, as their transfer out of a QROPS and return to the UK can trigger tax liabilities in some scenarios.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jonathan_Cassidy
- published: 24 Jan 2011
- views: 961
According to reports, the Finance Ministry has simplified income tax forms, which can be used to file your returns till 31st August.
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Pension tax simplification
Pension tax simplification, often simply referred to as "pension simplification" and taking effect from A-day on 6 April 2006 was a policy announced in 2004 by the Labour government to rationalise the British tax system as applied to pension schemes. The aim was to reduce the complicated patchwork of legislation built-up by successive administrations which were seen as acting as a barrier to the public when considering retirement planning. The government wanted to encourage retirement provision by simplifying the previous eight tax regimes into one single regime for all individual and occupational pensions.
Main changes
Broadly the new regime allows considerable freedom in the tax relievable contributions that may be made to pension schemes, and the assets in which they may be invested. It also however caps the size of tax favoured pension fund that may be accumulated by an individual. This 'lifetime allowance' was set at £1.6M for 2007–08. Funds accumulated in excess of the lifetime allowance are subject to a tax charge of 55%. Transitional protection provisions were made for individuals who had already accumulated pension funds in excess of this amount.
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2:43Pension Paradigm - Simplify the complex subject of pensions
Pension Paradigm - Simplify the complex subject of pensionsPension Paradigm - Simplify the complex subject of pensions
http://www.videoinvancouver.com/ Will your Pension plan provide a comfortable retirement? Pension Paradigm mission: Educate all Canadians on recapturing their money power. Pension Paradigm purpose is to simplify the complex subject of pensions, by helping maximize the benefits of existing pensions, provide wealth creation strategies, create new streams of retirement income, and increase your net worth and move as much income and assets into the Tax Freedom Zone. www.pensionparadigm.com Shot and Cut by Colter Ripley and Video in Vancouver www.videoinvancouver.com -
8:20Tolley Seminars Online - Budget 2015 – Personal Tax Issues
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Rebecca Benneyworth reviews some of the key points for personal tax from the 2015 Budget. Rebecca's commentary looks at some of the details surrounding personal allowances, P11D simplification, IR35, company car tax, pensions, and payroll benefits. -
19:58Tax Guru : Simplify Tax
Tax Guru : Simplify TaxTax Guru : Simplify Tax
Tax Guru: This week, Tax Guru will discuss the ways in which the finance minister can simplify the tax rules for taxpayers in this year's budget. Our tax guru Subhash Lakhotia will share his views about tax simplification and another tax expert Amitabh Singh will solve the tax queries of viewers as well. -
202:06Pension & Social Security Income Reporting
Pension & Social Security Income ReportingPension & Social Security Income Reporting
Lecture Content This lecture covers the reporting of income from retirement plans, education accounts and social security income. Topics Covered * Overview of Form 5498 IRA Contribution Information * Discussion of Form 1099R and distributions codes * Use of Form W4-P Withholding Certificate for Pension or Annuity Payments * Overview of the different kids of retirement plans taxpayers may participate in * Using Form 8606, Nondeductible IRAs, to figure the taxable part of a distribution from an IRA * Traditional IRA to Roth IRA conversions * Roth IRA to traditional IRA recharacterization * Inherited IRAs * Loans from pension and annuity plans * Additional tax owed on certain early distributions from retirement plans * Exceptions to additional tax on early distributions from retirement plans * Additional tax on certain distributions for education accounts * Additional tax on excess contributions to certain accounts * Required minimum distributions * How to complete Form 5329 Additional Taxes on Qualified Plans (Including IRAs) and Other Tax-Favored Accounts * Calculating the taxability of annuity income with the Simplified General Rule * Lump-sum distributions * How to report partially taxable distributions from IRAs * Instructions for Social Security Form SSA-1099 Benefits statement, Form RRB-1099 Tier I Railroad Equivalent Benefit statement, and Form RRB-1099R Tier II Railroad Retirement Benefits statement * Form W-4V social security Voluntary Withholding Request * How to calculate the taxability of social security income using the social security benefits worksheets * Taxation methods to apply to lump-sum social security payments * Special deductions relating to social security benefits income and repayments Terms of Use or Enrollment Pacific Northwest Tax School's course materials and teaching techniques are valuable proprietary information of Pacific Northwest Tax School, and all such information is subject to copyright, including written, recorded, internet based as well as all other electronic media. Each Student agrees that she/he will use the information only for purposes of education and training; and as a condition of enrollment, that they will not disseminate the information to any third party and will treat the materials as confidential information of Pacific Northwest Tax School. As a condition of enrollment, Students pledge not use any information in any competitive fashion, including to create or derive competitive materials. Students further agree that any breach of these terms and conditions shall cause the school irreparable harm, entitling Pacific Northwest Tax School to injunctive relief, as well as any other remedy that may be available at law or equity. Students shall have twelve months from date of enrollment in any continuing education course, to successfully complete the course and receive their Certificate of Completion. -
2:39Self Employed Class 2 National Insurance Tax Changes
Self Employed Class 2 National Insurance Tax ChangesSelf Employed Class 2 National Insurance Tax Changes
Hello, I’m Neil Screaton, owner of Screatons Chartered Accountants. If you’re self-employed, there are sort of big things for folks in the world of Class 2 National Insurance. Just as a reminder, Class 2 National Insurance is payable from self-employed people with profits above £5,965 per year. It gives entitlement to State Pension and other State benefits and generally speaking at the moment, it is paid by direct debit every month or it is paid bi-annually by invoice. Now revenue customs are changing and from now on, they’ve sent letters out to all self-employed people to say that the direct directs will be cancelled, Class 2 will not be collected along with income tax and Class 4 National Insurance with the end of year Self Assessment Tax Return. This will simplify things in a lot of ways because profits will be declared on the tax return and you will then be able to determine from that whether you’re liable for Class 2 or not. So you’re going to have to fill in an Exception Form, as has been the case in previous years. If you are below the limit for paying Class 2, you will still be asked to pay voluntarily. As a reminder, it is a relatively cheap way to pay your Class 2 National Insurance and to therefore, guarantee your State Pension and other benefits. There is talk from Revenue Customs that in the future they’re going to eliminate Class 2 National Insurance all together and Class 4 National then will give the entitlement to State Benefits, Pensions, and so forth. So if you’re self-employed, don’t be concerned if your direct debit gets cancelled or that you don’t receive a bill. All of the liability for 2015-16 will not be due until January 2017, so don’t be concerned if you don’t hear anything from them. If you think this will affect you, if you’ve got any questions then give us a call at 01827 715264 or e-mail us at info@screatons.co.uk or go to the website: http://www.screatons.co.uk. Thank you. -
4:03Ros Altmann on pensions, part1/2 (23Apr13)
Ros Altmann on pensions, part1/2 (23Apr13)Ros Altmann on pensions, part1/2 (23Apr13)
Part 1 of 2. Financial advisor Ros Altmann on simplifying and saving for a pension. The best advice is to NOT ever start a pension. The money is then yours to put where you like, and the crooked taxman can'tget his hands on it when you want to retire with his crooked taxes and rules limiting payouts. Happy St.George's Day! Recorded from BBC Breakfast, 23 April 2013 -
21:03Tax Guru :New PAN Rules
Tax Guru :New PAN RulesTax Guru :New PAN Rules
This week in Tax Guru, as the new PAN rules are in force, what points one should keep in mind, what are the differences between Atal Pension Yojana and New Pension System, if you earn in foreign countries, what will be the tax implications and many of your tax related queries. -
3:14Simplifying Government Part II: Pennsylvania's Pension Crisis
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1:21qrops
qropsqrops
Qrops could be the right pension option for you, To find out more about your Pension Options call the UK (0044) (0)1905 909 852 What are the benefits of transferring to your pensions fund to a QROPS? The benefits of transferring your UK pension fund into a QROPS vary according to the scheme itself and the tax regime of the country which hosts it. However, common benefits include the following: Income Tax treatment QROPS were introduced in 2006 as part of the government's Pension Simplification initiative. Before that, anyone with a UK pension who wanted to retire abroad had to pay UK tax of 25% when they withdrew the funds. Accordingly, the member's pension pot could be significantly reduced before they even started their retirement. The QROPS system enables members of UK registered schemes to transfer their pension funds to foreign schemes that have been authorised by the HMRC. The fund is then dealt with under the pension tax regime of the hosting country, so no UK income tax is payable. But investors should be aware that tax may be payable under the host country's tax system. If the investor lives in a separate country from the hosting country, further tax may be payable under that regime. However, these are factors that QROPS advisers take into account when choosing an appropriate scheme on your behalf, and it is often possible for the scheme member to receive their pension tax free. Inheritance rules A regular UK pension is liable to inheritance tax on the death of the member. The exact amounts depend on the age the member reached, and what stage of the pension they had already enjoyed (for example, lump sum or annuity). When a QROPS member dies, not only can the residue of a QROPS be left to the deceased member's family, in some circumstances it will be free from inheritance tax. Better flexibility regarding investment decisions UK pension scheme members are growing used to having control over their pension investments, as SIPPs (self invested personal pensions) are becoming more popular. However, some foreign jurisdictions are well versed in giving investors even greater freedom under their pension regimes. So if you transfer you fund into a QROPS, you may find that you have more control over investment decisions than ever before. Of course, this depends on the particular details of the scheme you choose, and the country hosting it. Ranges of benefits Whether you need flexibility about investment decisions or not, QROPS offer considerable choice about how to enjoy your pension fund. The UK pension rules oblige members to purchase annuity at the age of 75, or make alternative arrangements. The rules of some QROPS can be more flexible. Some allow you to delay taking an income beyond the age of 75, if that is what you would prefer. The UK system also controls when members can take lump sums, whereas other jurisdictions can be more relaxed about this issue. Exchange rate crystallisation Most UK pensions pay their benefits in sterling. So if you are planning to retire abroad and take your income from your UK fund, not only will you have to pay UK tax on the income, but you will also have to run the risk of exchange rate fluctuations devaluing the amount. QROPS are normally held in the currency of the country in which they are based, so the member no longer bears the risk of currency fluctuations. The member must, however take advice about when to transfer the fund, and whether it is a good moment from the point of view of exchange rates at that moment. Other issues to bear in mind While there are clearly many benefits to transferring your fund into a QROPS, there are some other issues to bear in mind. The charges levied by QROPS providers can vary enormously, but should be factored in when you are calculating your retirement income. A large QROPS adviser may be able to negotiate a good deal. Another issue to consider is whether you will lose any benefits as a result of transferring your pension across. There may be disadvantages for those with defined benefits schemes (for example, final salary pensions). Again, a good QROPS adviser can assess an individual's pension and give information about how it will be affected. Finally, you need to consider whether you will ever return back to the UK. Early retirement can be an active time, when members enjoy relatively good health. However, members may wish to return back to the UK if their health declines, or even just to change their lifestyle. This situation has to be carefully planned, as their transfer out of a QROPS and return to the UK can trigger tax liabilities in some scenarios. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jonathan_Cassidy -
1:11Finance Ministry Simplifies Income Tax Forms
Finance Ministry Simplifies Income Tax FormsFinance Ministry Simplifies Income Tax Forms
According to reports, the Finance Ministry has simplified income tax forms, which can be used to file your returns till 31st August. Follow us: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aajtaktv?sub_confirmation=1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/aajtak Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aajtak
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Pension Paradigm - Simplify the complex subject of pensions
http://www.videoinvancouver.com/ Will your Pension plan provide a comfortable retirement? Pension Paradigm mission: Educate all Canadians on recapturing their money power. Pension Paradigm purpose is to simplify the complex subject of pensions, by helping maximize the benefits of existing pensions, provide wealth creation strategies, create new streams of retirement income, and increase your net worth and move as much income and assets into the Tax Freedom Zone. www.pensionparadigm.com Shot and Cut by Colter Ripley and Video in Vancouver www.videoinvancouver.com -
Tolley Seminars Online - Budget 2015 – Personal Tax Issues
Rebecca Benneyworth reviews some of the key points for personal tax from the 2015 Budget. Rebecca's commentary looks at some of the details surrounding personal allowances, P11D simplification, IR35, company car tax, pensions, and payroll benefits. -
Tax Guru : Simplify Tax
Tax Guru: This week, Tax Guru will discuss the ways in which the finance minister can simplify the tax rules for taxpayers in this year's budget. Our tax guru Subhash Lakhotia will share his views about tax simplification and another tax expert Amitabh Singh will solve the tax queries of viewers as well. -
Pension & Social Security Income Reporting
Lecture Content This lecture covers the reporting of income from retirement plans, education accounts and social security income. Topics Covered * Overview of Form 5498 IRA Contribution Information * Discussion of Form 1099R and distributions codes * Use of Form W4-P Withholding Certificate for Pension or Annuity Payments * Overview of the different kids of retirement plans taxpayers may participate in * Using Form 8606, Nondeductible IRAs, to figure the taxable part of a distribution from an IRA * Traditional IRA to Roth IRA conversions * Roth IRA to traditional IRA recharacterization * Inherited IRAs * Loans from pension and annuity plans * Additional tax owed on certain early distributions from retirement plans * Exceptions to additional tax on early distributions from retirement pla... -
Self Employed Class 2 National Insurance Tax Changes
Hello, I’m Neil Screaton, owner of Screatons Chartered Accountants. If you’re self-employed, there are sort of big things for folks in the world of Class 2 National Insurance. Just as a reminder, Class 2 National Insurance is payable from self-employed people with profits above £5,965 per year. It gives entitlement to State Pension and other State benefits and generally speaking at the moment, it is paid by direct debit every month or it is paid bi-annually by invoice. Now revenue customs are changing and from now on, they’ve sent letters out to all self-employed people to say that the direct directs will be cancelled, Class 2 will not be collected along with income tax and Class 4 National Insurance with the end of year Self Assessment Tax Return. This will simplify things in a lot of... -
Ros Altmann on pensions, part1/2 (23Apr13)
Part 1 of 2. Financial advisor Ros Altmann on simplifying and saving for a pension. The best advice is to NOT ever start a pension. The money is then yours to put where you like, and the crooked taxman can'tget his hands on it when you want to retire with his crooked taxes and rules limiting payouts. Happy St.George's Day! Recorded from BBC Breakfast, 23 April 2013 -
Tax Guru :New PAN Rules
This week in Tax Guru, as the new PAN rules are in force, what points one should keep in mind, what are the differences between Atal Pension Yojana and New Pension System, if you earn in foreign countries, what will be the tax implications and many of your tax related queries. -
Simplifying Government Part II: Pennsylvania's Pension Crisis
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qrops
Qrops could be the right pension option for you, To find out more about your Pension Options call the UK (0044) (0)1905 909 852 What are the benefits of transferring to your pensions fund to a QROPS? The benefits of transferring your UK pension fund into a QROPS vary according to the scheme itself and the tax regime of the country which hosts it. However, common benefits include the following: Income Tax treatment QROPS were introduced in 2006 as part of the government's Pension Simplification initiative. Before that, anyone with a UK pension who wanted to retire abroad had to pay UK tax of 25% when they withdrew the funds. Accordingly, the member's pension pot could be significantly reduced before they even started their retirement. The QROPS system enables members of UK registere... -
Finance Ministry Simplifies Income Tax Forms
According to reports, the Finance Ministry has simplified income tax forms, which can be used to file your returns till 31st August. Follow us: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aajtaktv?sub_confirmation=1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/aajtak Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aajtak
Pension Paradigm - Simplify the complex subject of pensions
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- Duration: 2:43
- Updated: 19 May 2010
- views: 161
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Will your Pension plan provide a comfortable retirement?
Pension Paradigm mission: Educate all Canadians on recapturing their...
http://www.videoinvancouver.com/
Will your Pension plan provide a comfortable retirement?
Pension Paradigm mission: Educate all Canadians on recapturing their money power.
Pension Paradigm purpose is to simplify the complex subject of pensions, by helping maximize the benefits of existing pensions, provide wealth creation strategies, create new streams of retirement income, and increase your net worth and move as much income and assets into the Tax Freedom Zone.
www.pensionparadigm.com
Shot and Cut by Colter Ripley and Video in Vancouver
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Will your Pension plan provide a comfortable retirement?
Pension Paradigm mission: Educate all Canadians on recapturing their money power.
Pension Paradigm purpose is to simplify the complex subject of pensions, by helping maximize the benefits of existing pensions, provide wealth creation strategies, create new streams of retirement income, and increase your net worth and move as much income and assets into the Tax Freedom Zone.
www.pensionparadigm.com
Shot and Cut by Colter Ripley and Video in Vancouver
www.videoinvancouver.com
- published: 19 May 2010
- views: 161
Tolley Seminars Online - Budget 2015 – Personal Tax Issues
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- Duration: 8:20
- Updated: 25 Mar 2015
- views: 191
Rebecca Benneyworth reviews some of the key points for personal tax from the 2015 Budget. Rebecca's commentary looks at some of the details surrounding personal...
Rebecca Benneyworth reviews some of the key points for personal tax from the 2015 Budget. Rebecca's commentary looks at some of the details surrounding personal allowances, P11D simplification, IR35, company car tax, pensions, and payroll benefits.
wn.com/Tolley Seminars Online Budget 2015 – Personal Tax Issues
Tax Guru : Simplify Tax
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- Duration: 19:58
- Updated: 06 Feb 2016
- views: 949
Tax Guru: This week, Tax Guru will discuss the ways in which the finance minister can simplify the tax rules for taxpayers in this year's budget. Our tax guru S...
Tax Guru: This week, Tax Guru will discuss the ways in which the finance minister can simplify the tax rules for taxpayers in this year's budget. Our tax guru Subhash Lakhotia will share his views about tax simplification and another tax expert Amitabh Singh will solve the tax queries of viewers as well.
wn.com/Tax Guru Simplify Tax
Tax Guru: This week, Tax Guru will discuss the ways in which the finance minister can simplify the tax rules for taxpayers in this year's budget. Our tax guru Subhash Lakhotia will share his views about tax simplification and another tax expert Amitabh Singh will solve the tax queries of viewers as well.
- published: 06 Feb 2016
- views: 949
Pension & Social Security Income Reporting
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- Duration: 202:06
- Updated: 13 Oct 2015
- views: 1754
Lecture Content
This lecture covers the reporting of income from retirement plans, education accounts and social security income.
Topics Covered
* Overview o...
Lecture Content
This lecture covers the reporting of income from retirement plans, education accounts and social security income.
Topics Covered
* Overview of Form 5498 IRA Contribution Information
* Discussion of Form 1099R and distributions codes
* Use of Form W4-P Withholding Certificate for Pension or Annuity Payments
* Overview of the different kids of retirement plans taxpayers may participate in
* Using Form 8606, Nondeductible IRAs, to figure the taxable part of a distribution from an IRA
* Traditional IRA to Roth IRA conversions
* Roth IRA to traditional IRA recharacterization
* Inherited IRAs
* Loans from pension and annuity plans
* Additional tax owed on certain early distributions from retirement plans
* Exceptions to additional tax on early distributions from retirement plans
* Additional tax on certain distributions for education accounts
* Additional tax on excess contributions to certain accounts
* Required minimum distributions
* How to complete Form 5329 Additional Taxes on Qualified Plans (Including IRAs) and Other Tax-Favored Accounts
* Calculating the taxability of annuity income with the Simplified General Rule
* Lump-sum distributions
* How to report partially taxable distributions from IRAs
* Instructions for Social Security Form SSA-1099 Benefits statement, Form RRB-1099 Tier I Railroad Equivalent Benefit statement, and Form RRB-1099R Tier II Railroad Retirement Benefits statement
* Form W-4V social security Voluntary Withholding Request
* How to calculate the taxability of social security income using the social security benefits worksheets
* Taxation methods to apply to lump-sum social security payments
* Special deductions relating to social security benefits income and repayments
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This lecture covers the reporting of income from retirement plans, education accounts and social security income.
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* Overview of Form 5498 IRA Contribution Information
* Discussion of Form 1099R and distributions codes
* Use of Form W4-P Withholding Certificate for Pension or Annuity Payments
* Overview of the different kids of retirement plans taxpayers may participate in
* Using Form 8606, Nondeductible IRAs, to figure the taxable part of a distribution from an IRA
* Traditional IRA to Roth IRA conversions
* Roth IRA to traditional IRA recharacterization
* Inherited IRAs
* Loans from pension and annuity plans
* Additional tax owed on certain early distributions from retirement plans
* Exceptions to additional tax on early distributions from retirement plans
* Additional tax on certain distributions for education accounts
* Additional tax on excess contributions to certain accounts
* Required minimum distributions
* How to complete Form 5329 Additional Taxes on Qualified Plans (Including IRAs) and Other Tax-Favored Accounts
* Calculating the taxability of annuity income with the Simplified General Rule
* Lump-sum distributions
* How to report partially taxable distributions from IRAs
* Instructions for Social Security Form SSA-1099 Benefits statement, Form RRB-1099 Tier I Railroad Equivalent Benefit statement, and Form RRB-1099R Tier II Railroad Retirement Benefits statement
* Form W-4V social security Voluntary Withholding Request
* How to calculate the taxability of social security income using the social security benefits worksheets
* Taxation methods to apply to lump-sum social security payments
* Special deductions relating to social security benefits income and repayments
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Self Employed Class 2 National Insurance Tax Changes
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- Duration: 2:39
- Updated: 23 May 2015
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Hello, I’m Neil Screaton, owner of Screatons Chartered Accountants.
If you’re self-employed, there are sort of big things for folks in the world of Class 2 Na...
Hello, I’m Neil Screaton, owner of Screatons Chartered Accountants.
If you’re self-employed, there are sort of big things for folks in the world of Class 2 National Insurance. Just as a reminder, Class 2 National Insurance is payable from self-employed people with profits above £5,965 per year. It gives entitlement to State Pension and other State benefits and generally speaking at the moment, it is paid by direct debit every month or it is paid bi-annually by invoice.
Now revenue customs are changing and from now on, they’ve sent letters out to all self-employed people to say that the direct directs will be cancelled, Class 2 will not be collected along with income tax and Class 4 National Insurance with the end of year Self Assessment Tax Return.
This will simplify things in a lot of ways because profits will be declared on the tax return and you will then be able to determine from that whether you’re liable for Class 2 or not. So you’re going to have to fill in an Exception Form, as has been the case in previous years. If you are below the limit for paying Class 2, you will still be asked to pay voluntarily.
As a reminder, it is a relatively cheap way to pay your Class 2 National Insurance and to therefore, guarantee your State Pension and other benefits.
There is talk from Revenue Customs that in the future they’re going to eliminate Class 2 National Insurance all together and Class 4 National then will give the entitlement to State Benefits, Pensions, and so forth.
So if you’re self-employed, don’t be concerned if your direct debit gets cancelled or that you don’t receive a bill. All of the liability for 2015-16 will not be due until January 2017, so don’t be concerned if you don’t hear anything from them.
If you think this will affect you, if you’ve got any questions then give us a call at 01827 715264 or e-mail us at info@screatons.co.uk or go to the website: http://www.screatons.co.uk.
Thank you.
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Hello, I’m Neil Screaton, owner of Screatons Chartered Accountants.
If you’re self-employed, there are sort of big things for folks in the world of Class 2 National Insurance. Just as a reminder, Class 2 National Insurance is payable from self-employed people with profits above £5,965 per year. It gives entitlement to State Pension and other State benefits and generally speaking at the moment, it is paid by direct debit every month or it is paid bi-annually by invoice.
Now revenue customs are changing and from now on, they’ve sent letters out to all self-employed people to say that the direct directs will be cancelled, Class 2 will not be collected along with income tax and Class 4 National Insurance with the end of year Self Assessment Tax Return.
This will simplify things in a lot of ways because profits will be declared on the tax return and you will then be able to determine from that whether you’re liable for Class 2 or not. So you’re going to have to fill in an Exception Form, as has been the case in previous years. If you are below the limit for paying Class 2, you will still be asked to pay voluntarily.
As a reminder, it is a relatively cheap way to pay your Class 2 National Insurance and to therefore, guarantee your State Pension and other benefits.
There is talk from Revenue Customs that in the future they’re going to eliminate Class 2 National Insurance all together and Class 4 National then will give the entitlement to State Benefits, Pensions, and so forth.
So if you’re self-employed, don’t be concerned if your direct debit gets cancelled or that you don’t receive a bill. All of the liability for 2015-16 will not be due until January 2017, so don’t be concerned if you don’t hear anything from them.
If you think this will affect you, if you’ve got any questions then give us a call at 01827 715264 or e-mail us at info@screatons.co.uk or go to the website: http://www.screatons.co.uk.
Thank you.
- published: 23 May 2015
- views: 703
Ros Altmann on pensions, part1/2 (23Apr13)
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- Duration: 4:03
- Updated: 23 Apr 2013
- views: 807
Part 1 of 2. Financial advisor Ros Altmann on simplifying and saving for a pension. The best advice is to NOT ever start a pension. The money is then yours to p...
Part 1 of 2. Financial advisor Ros Altmann on simplifying and saving for a pension. The best advice is to NOT ever start a pension. The money is then yours to put where you like, and the crooked taxman can'tget his hands on it when you want to retire with his crooked taxes and rules limiting payouts.
Happy St.George's Day!
Recorded from BBC Breakfast, 23 April 2013
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Part 1 of 2. Financial advisor Ros Altmann on simplifying and saving for a pension. The best advice is to NOT ever start a pension. The money is then yours to put where you like, and the crooked taxman can'tget his hands on it when you want to retire with his crooked taxes and rules limiting payouts.
Happy St.George's Day!
Recorded from BBC Breakfast, 23 April 2013
- published: 23 Apr 2013
- views: 807
Tax Guru :New PAN Rules
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- Duration: 21:03
- Updated: 06 Jan 2016
- views: 1950
This week in Tax Guru, as the new PAN rules are in force, what points one should keep in mind, what are the differences between Atal Pension Yojana and New Pens...
This week in Tax Guru, as the new PAN rules are in force, what points one should keep in mind, what are the differences between Atal Pension Yojana and New Pension System, if you earn in foreign countries, what will be the tax implications and many of your tax related queries.
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This week in Tax Guru, as the new PAN rules are in force, what points one should keep in mind, what are the differences between Atal Pension Yojana and New Pension System, if you earn in foreign countries, what will be the tax implications and many of your tax related queries.
- published: 06 Jan 2016
- views: 1950
Simplifying Government Part II: Pennsylvania's Pension Crisis
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- Duration: 3:14
- Updated: 25 Mar 2013
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- published: 25 Mar 2013
- views: 2022
qrops
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- Duration: 1:21
- Updated: 24 Jan 2011
- views: 961
Qrops could be the right pension option for you, To find out
more about your Pension Options call the UK (0044) (0)1905 909 852
What are the benefits of tra...
Qrops could be the right pension option for you, To find out
more about your Pension Options call the UK (0044) (0)1905 909 852
What are the benefits of transferring to your pensions fund to a QROPS?
The benefits of transferring your UK pension fund into a QROPS vary according to the scheme itself and the tax regime of the country which hosts it. However, common benefits include the following:
Income Tax treatment
QROPS were introduced in 2006 as part of the government's Pension Simplification initiative. Before that, anyone with a UK pension who wanted to retire abroad had to pay UK tax of 25% when they withdrew the funds. Accordingly, the member's pension pot could be significantly reduced before they even started their retirement.
The QROPS system enables members of UK registered schemes to transfer their pension funds to foreign schemes that have been authorised by the HMRC. The fund is then dealt with under the pension tax regime of the hosting country, so no UK income tax is payable. But investors should be aware that tax may be payable under the host country's tax system. If the investor lives in a separate country from the hosting country, further tax may be payable under that regime. However, these are factors that QROPS advisers take into account when choosing an appropriate scheme on your behalf, and it is often possible for the scheme member to receive their pension tax free.
Inheritance rules
A regular UK pension is liable to inheritance tax on the death of the member. The exact amounts depend on the age the member reached, and what stage of the pension they had already enjoyed (for example, lump sum or annuity).
When a QROPS member dies, not only can the residue of a QROPS be left to the deceased member's family, in some circumstances it will be free from inheritance tax.
Better flexibility regarding investment decisions
UK pension scheme members are growing used to having control over their pension investments, as SIPPs (self invested personal pensions) are becoming more popular. However, some foreign jurisdictions are well versed in giving investors even greater freedom under their pension regimes. So if you transfer you fund into a QROPS, you may find that you have more control over investment decisions than ever before. Of course, this depends on the particular details of the scheme you choose, and the country hosting it.
Ranges of benefits
Whether you need flexibility about investment decisions or not, QROPS offer considerable choice about how to enjoy your pension fund. The UK pension rules oblige members to purchase annuity at the age of 75, or make alternative arrangements. The rules of some QROPS can be more flexible. Some allow you to delay taking an income beyond the age of 75, if that is what you would prefer.
The UK system also controls when members can take lump sums, whereas other jurisdictions can be more relaxed about this issue.
Exchange rate crystallisation
Most UK pensions pay their benefits in sterling. So if you are planning to retire abroad and take your income from your UK fund, not only will you have to pay UK tax on the income, but you will also have to run the risk of exchange rate fluctuations devaluing the amount.
QROPS are normally held in the currency of the country in which they are based, so the member no longer bears the risk of currency fluctuations. The member must, however take advice about when to transfer the fund, and whether it is a good moment from the point of view of exchange rates at that moment.
Other issues to bear in mind
While there are clearly many benefits to transferring your fund into a QROPS, there are some other issues to bear in mind.
The charges levied by QROPS providers can vary enormously, but should be factored in when you are calculating your retirement income. A large QROPS adviser may be able to negotiate a good deal.
Another issue to consider is whether you will lose any benefits as a result of transferring your pension across. There may be disadvantages for those with defined benefits schemes (for example, final salary pensions). Again, a good QROPS adviser can assess an individual's pension and give information about how it will be affected.
Finally, you need to consider whether you will ever return back to the UK. Early retirement can be an active time, when members enjoy relatively good health. However, members may wish to return back to the UK if their health declines, or even just to change their lifestyle. This situation has to be carefully planned, as their transfer out of a QROPS and return to the UK can trigger tax liabilities in some scenarios.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jonathan_Cassidy
wn.com/Qrops
Qrops could be the right pension option for you, To find out
more about your Pension Options call the UK (0044) (0)1905 909 852
What are the benefits of transferring to your pensions fund to a QROPS?
The benefits of transferring your UK pension fund into a QROPS vary according to the scheme itself and the tax regime of the country which hosts it. However, common benefits include the following:
Income Tax treatment
QROPS were introduced in 2006 as part of the government's Pension Simplification initiative. Before that, anyone with a UK pension who wanted to retire abroad had to pay UK tax of 25% when they withdrew the funds. Accordingly, the member's pension pot could be significantly reduced before they even started their retirement.
The QROPS system enables members of UK registered schemes to transfer their pension funds to foreign schemes that have been authorised by the HMRC. The fund is then dealt with under the pension tax regime of the hosting country, so no UK income tax is payable. But investors should be aware that tax may be payable under the host country's tax system. If the investor lives in a separate country from the hosting country, further tax may be payable under that regime. However, these are factors that QROPS advisers take into account when choosing an appropriate scheme on your behalf, and it is often possible for the scheme member to receive their pension tax free.
Inheritance rules
A regular UK pension is liable to inheritance tax on the death of the member. The exact amounts depend on the age the member reached, and what stage of the pension they had already enjoyed (for example, lump sum or annuity).
When a QROPS member dies, not only can the residue of a QROPS be left to the deceased member's family, in some circumstances it will be free from inheritance tax.
Better flexibility regarding investment decisions
UK pension scheme members are growing used to having control over their pension investments, as SIPPs (self invested personal pensions) are becoming more popular. However, some foreign jurisdictions are well versed in giving investors even greater freedom under their pension regimes. So if you transfer you fund into a QROPS, you may find that you have more control over investment decisions than ever before. Of course, this depends on the particular details of the scheme you choose, and the country hosting it.
Ranges of benefits
Whether you need flexibility about investment decisions or not, QROPS offer considerable choice about how to enjoy your pension fund. The UK pension rules oblige members to purchase annuity at the age of 75, or make alternative arrangements. The rules of some QROPS can be more flexible. Some allow you to delay taking an income beyond the age of 75, if that is what you would prefer.
The UK system also controls when members can take lump sums, whereas other jurisdictions can be more relaxed about this issue.
Exchange rate crystallisation
Most UK pensions pay their benefits in sterling. So if you are planning to retire abroad and take your income from your UK fund, not only will you have to pay UK tax on the income, but you will also have to run the risk of exchange rate fluctuations devaluing the amount.
QROPS are normally held in the currency of the country in which they are based, so the member no longer bears the risk of currency fluctuations. The member must, however take advice about when to transfer the fund, and whether it is a good moment from the point of view of exchange rates at that moment.
Other issues to bear in mind
While there are clearly many benefits to transferring your fund into a QROPS, there are some other issues to bear in mind.
The charges levied by QROPS providers can vary enormously, but should be factored in when you are calculating your retirement income. A large QROPS adviser may be able to negotiate a good deal.
Another issue to consider is whether you will lose any benefits as a result of transferring your pension across. There may be disadvantages for those with defined benefits schemes (for example, final salary pensions). Again, a good QROPS adviser can assess an individual's pension and give information about how it will be affected.
Finally, you need to consider whether you will ever return back to the UK. Early retirement can be an active time, when members enjoy relatively good health. However, members may wish to return back to the UK if their health declines, or even just to change their lifestyle. This situation has to be carefully planned, as their transfer out of a QROPS and return to the UK can trigger tax liabilities in some scenarios.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jonathan_Cassidy
- published: 24 Jan 2011
- views: 961
Finance Ministry Simplifies Income Tax Forms
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- Updated: 31 May 2015
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According to reports, the Finance Ministry has simplified income tax forms, which can be used to file your returns till 31st August.
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Tolley Seminars Online - Budget 2015 – Personal Tax Issues
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Pension & Social Security Income Reporting
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Self Employed Class 2 National Insurance Tax Changes
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A Day In The Death
A Day In The Death
Reanimate!
Opinions of the masses
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Wreaking havoc in the streets
Aggravated aggression
Is sold for all our own freedoms
Occupy the system
And release the grip on us
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Something inside of me says
The balance of life is at hand
Thousands of protesting mothers
Come here to rally in hordes
Together, forever
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Just a day in the death of mankind!
Reanimate!
Opinions of the masses
Revolutions calling
Wreaking havoc in the streets
Aggravated aggression
Is sold for all our own freedoms
Occupy the system
And release the grip on us
All the innocent and free
All those who can see
My back is against the wall
Freedom for nothing, freedom for speech
Freedom to believe
My back is against the wall
All of the hypocrisy
Damn your government
My back is against the wall
All of the corruption now
It doesn't make any sense
My back is against the wall
A day in the death
A broken creed
Your so called life in which we lead
Forgotten dreams left behind
Is all I'll find
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Rio Olympics Diving Pool Mysteriously Turns Green
Edit WorldNews.com 10 Aug 2016
Many were finding it harder to ignore what was going on in the pool as the week wore on in Rio for the diving arena according to CBS News. Just the previous day it was a starkly crystal clear blue for the diving side and the for the water polo competition pool on the alternate side at Maria Lenk Aquatic Center ... Canada team leader Mitch Geller suspected algae as the cause, quickly multiplying and darkening the water as the day passed....
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US Secret Service responds to Donald Trump's suggestion that Hillary Clinton could be assassinated
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In an unprecedented move, the United States Secret Service has responded to the presidential hopeful’s words ... The brouhaha erupted after Mr Trump spoke about gun control and the next president’s power to appoint Supreme Court justices at a rally in Wilmington, North Carolina,....
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Philippines leader calls US ambassador 'gay son of a whore'
Edit The Guardian 10 Aug 2016
The Philippines’ firebrand President Rodrigo Duterte has sparked a fresh diplomatic row with his colourful language, calling the US ambassador “gay” in comments that prompted Washington to summon Manila’s envoy to complain. In the latest of series of tirades, Duterte used a local Tagalog language homophobic slur to express his displeasure with US Ambassador Philip Goldberg in televised comments made Friday....
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U.S. Faces Real Threats From Criminals, Terrorists, Spies…And Hillary Clinton?
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What’s more, and before Amiri, a nuclear scientist, was executed on charges of espionage and treason in a death-sentence case in Iran, it appears during her tenure as secretary of state, ... 52 Weekly Reflections On Modern-Day Imperialism, Militarism, And Consumerism in the Context of John’s Apocalyptic Vision, and The Other Side Of Christianity....
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Judge: Feds Can Seize San Bernardino Terrorist's Life Insurance Funds
Edit WorldNews.com 10 Aug 2016
Syed Farook and his wife, Tashfeen Malik, died in a shootout with authorities last December after they shot and killed 14 people at a government building.Farook's mother was named as beneficiary for $275,000 worth of policies purchased several years before the attack.Instead of going to Rafia Farook, the money has been deposited with the court clerk, where it will be held until further orders, the report said....
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Mitchell: Laquan McDonald’s juvenile records off-limits
Edit Chicago Sun-Times 11 Aug 2016
Van Dyke has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges in the death of the 17-year-old ... The release of the video that captured the shooting sparked massive protests downtown and resulted in Cook County State’s Attorney Anita Alvarez losing her bid for re-election ... Martin allowed news media, including the Chicago Sun-Times, to examine those protected juvenile records in December....
Documentary Footage Captures Cris ‘Cyborg’ Crying During Weight Cut Before UFC 198
Edit Sherdog 11 Aug 2016
Those who watched weigh-ins ahead of UFC 198 had a pretty good idea that Cristiane Justino struggled to make 140 pounds for her catch-weight bout with Leslie Smith ... ....
'Grim Sleeper' killer sentenced to death
Edit CNN 11 Aug 2016
"At the end of the day the issue for the court is whether the evidence supports the jury's verdict in this case -- which was their conclusion that the aggravating circumstances so outweigh the mitigating circumstances that death is appropriate," Kennedy told the courtroom ... In June, the same Los Angeles jury that convicted Franklin recommended the death sentence ... The body of the 18-year-old was found days later in an alley....
This year, road accident claimed 24 lives every day in AP
Edit The Times of India 11 Aug 2016
The four districts of Krishna, Visakhapatnam, East Godavari and Guntur together witnessed almost 40% of the accidents across 13 districts and also claimed an equal percentage of deaths due to road mishaps in the first six months of the current calendar year ... In 2014, the number of deaths due to road mishaps was 7,865, whereas it increased to 8,114 in 2015 with the maximum deaths occurring in Chittoor and Guntur districts....
Thrice-widowed, she's on trial in death of husband No. 2
Edit WPXI 11 Aug 2016
"Please be advised that the beneficiary, Emma Smith, wife of the deceased, cannot be ruled out as a suspect in the death of Ernest Smith," a New Orleans detective wrote to an insurance investigation company in a July 12, 2006, letter ... Her third husband, James Raine, 37, was shot to death at the couple's Pearl River County, Mississippi, home in 2011....
Jump death nurse's narcolepsy 'caused' by flu vaccination
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... up to 19 hours per day while her mental health deteriorated after she received the vaccine in 2009....
Maharashtra drops regular paroles to rape convicts
Edit DNA India 11 Aug 2016
While the number of days for which the parole would be granted is 45 days extendable up to 60 days in all the three categories , duration after which the convict becomes eligible to avail it varies under all the three categories ... Parole is an emergency leave granted in cases of an emergency like a death in the prisoner's family or illness of a family member....
Cops turn to Pul's diary for clues to death
Edit The Times of India 11 Aug 2016
Many people believe that the diary and other documents found in his room, currently in the possession of Arunachal Pradesh police, may throw light on the circumstances of his death ... Family sources said Pul had been penning his thoughts in the diary, in English and Hindi, and rarely communicating with outsiders in the days preceding his death....
Kalikho Pul a tragic reminder of political upheaval
Edit The Times of India 11 Aug 2016
Former chief minister Kalikho Pul's death is unlikely to have an impact on the Pema Khandu government since the 29 rebel Congress MLAs, who had helped the departed leader assume power as the chief minister in February, are back in their old party. Political commentators in the state said Pul will come to be remembered as a tragic symbol of the political upheaval in the frontier state ... The following day, the tables had turned....
March for Dalit pride draws huge support in Gujarat
Edit The Hindu 11 Aug 2016
The Dalit Asmita Yatra — or Dalit Pride March — started by a group of Dalit activists and civil society leaders to protest against atrocities on schedules castes is receiving huge support in villages where hundreds of Dalits are joining to end “caste-based discrimination” they face in their day-to-day life in Gujarat....
Victims' group makes own film to counterbalance hunger strike movie, 66 Days
Edit Belfast Telegraph 11 Aug 2016
Titled 'Remembering Those who had No Choice', it has been created by a victims' group in direct response to the recently-premiered 66 Days ... The South East Fermanagh Foundation (SEFF), a victims' group in the west of the region, has produced its own film telling the stories of the 57 other people, including a number of children, killed in the conflict during the 217-day period when the 10 republican hunger strikers died....
Cotton Statement on the Death of Sebastian County Deputy Bill Cooper (Tom Cotton)
Edit Public Technologies 11 Aug 2016
- Senator Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) today released the following statement on the death of Sebastian County Sherriff's Deputy Bill Cooper.. 'I join all Arkansans in mourning the death of Sebastian County Deputy Bill Cooper....
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