The first thing you have to do is write out youre plan so you have it on paper.

Second thing. You need to learn how to program.
First look up some information about. And if you think youre ready for it start learning it.
Tip check out its a site where they have guides on different programming languages,

Step three Make a sample of the program.

Step four find a host adres i would use a tk adres sinc they are free and if you get bigger you can always move to a .com

Step five build or hire a team of programmers to help finish youre site.

Step 6 make lots of advertisment for youre site.
Try getting populare and know people to join an soon others wil follow.

And then its youre job to maintain the website and attract new members.
And i dont think you can patent a social networking site unless its REALLY unique.
becaus its an obvious an many have done it before you.

Tip. You should read a few books on internet marketing. Programming. Patent And how to setup a server.

Be creative, Smart and refreshing to attract people to youre site.

It is time to no longer artificially 'better' these people and instead requie that they use what wits they have to survive in our society. Sure, some will gravitate to crime while others do not. This must be done soon before they double their present number as they did during the past 35 years.

They lived lazily and sometimes even lavishly during the past 45 year age of 'great' society programs. No longer can the nation afford such largesse nor should it ever have implemented such programs in the first place.

Social programs directed to 'the poor' since 1965 have cost our nation many trillions of dollars. To date this exceeds the current National Debt. If these social programs are not soon stopped the result may well be economic calamity for the nation.

That day is soon to arrive if measures to significantly reduce social spending are not implemented.. and be made permanent. Once eliminated, they are never to return. Those disagreeing can move to another nation or continent where they can fashion the type society they want and do so dolely at their risk and expense.

Sending money towards your principle is good for several reasons, but first you need to acknowledge the four parts of a loan. You have the principle, the term, the interest rate, and the payment.

When ever you change one of these it affects the other three.

Example a mortgage – one extra payment a year of a 30yr loan reduces your term by 7.5yrs, and it lowers the net effective interest rate about 2%. The best – your credit score goes up because it gets reported as your being more responsible.

Getting closer to your situation – four years ago I brought a $45k boat, with payments at $320 a month, based 6.75% on a 15yr loan. The first year I paid an extra $4k in payments, then an extra $2k the following year. Now I average about $400 to $500 paying each month.

I figure I have saved close to $7k interest by the extra payments. Best yet a few months ago I checked my credit score, it was at 797.

Good Luck…

SS does have treasury bills they can cash in to cover that deficit

And paying those treasury bills is Spending, the money comes from the general budget

Medicare does NOT have any surplus banked in treasury bills

So the difference between medicare spending and medicare payroll tax receipts, comes from the general budget.

2. What low tax rates ?

For the majority of the history of our country, the highest tax rate was 7% or less

If this 'guy' has put a lot of money in to this piece of equipment, he will want you to pay him something on top of the loan amount.

Be very careful that no one signs anything without a lawyer reading the paperwork over.

As the guy above me said, this could be a scam and if you make the payments without some form of legal contract, the guy will keep the truck and any money you sank in to it.

The estimate of Total Tax Liability is what you estimate that you owe.

So let's say you are a self-employed hairdresser and you usually make $50,000 a year and pay about $6000 in taxes. Each quarter you make a tax payment based of $1500.

if at the end of the year you actually make $55,000, and you'll owe $6700. Here's what your answers would be:
Estimate of Total Tax Liability = $6700
Estimate of Total Payments = $6000

You would have to send a check with the $700 with your extension.

If on the other hand you made LESS money you can either put the estimate or make the number the same as your payment – because the IRS doesn't care if they owe you money when you file an extension. (They get interest-free loans… but you can't! grrrrrrr.)

If you get a paycheck from an employer who withholds tax, then your estimate of total payments is the total tax withheld (which is a payment). And you have to figure out whether you will owe more and pay it.

That's why corporations need to be taxed, to discourage them from using leverage.

You can ONLY do this safely with the very few mortgages which are 'assumable' under the terms of the original mortgage. In order to assume a mortgage, you must undergo a credit check by the lender involved, who will approve you to 'assume' the mortgage involved.

Steer clear of the Craiglist offerings unless you carefully scrutinize the mortgage document involved, and have it properly transferred to your name.

2. This is only for equity accounted entities. Cost accounted profits are only recognized when cash is received. Equity accounted is based on a net pro-rata basis. Net income therefore has to be reduced by the undistributed equity-accounted earnings (e.g. $20 in equity income means your FCF are $20 lower than the income statement).

3. Minority interests. This is money owned by a consolidated, but not 100% owned subsidiary. It is non-cash. Since this is a "negative" balance, the FCF is higher than net income because you still have the cash and haven't really distributed it to minority holders.

B. Net Interest Expense includes a tax benefit. For example, let's say that taxes are 30%. You have a $100 bond outstanding that you pay 10%, simple interest ($10/year). This costs you $7 ($10 interest, $3 tax benefit). So you have to adjust the net income for that tax shield as if you were unlevered. You must add back the tax shield (which is tax rate x the interest expense).

FCF = Net Income +/- change in working capital +/- depreciation/amortization/other non-cash items + tax shield on debt (and other Financing and Investment cash flows) – capex.

Revenue:
Gross profit 100

Expenses:
Operating 20

Net income 80

Long answer: It sounds like you and your partner are in a long term committed relationship. While you currently don't qualify for the same benefits that married couples can receive, you should go together as a couple and do some serious tax and financial planning. How are you going to save for retirement? How are you going to cover your health care costs? What is the most tax advantageous way for you to deal with these issues? What happens to you if you two do split up? You really need some face time with a professional.

anyway,i can answer this question 'cause i'm thai.

"me" means have,

"noi" means a little bit.

then……"me noi" is mean having a little bit amount,small quantity,not enough for.

ex. "me khon noi" (knon means people) means have a little bit people.

Use a negative number in the calculations to determine the ratios.

Use a negative number in the calculations to determine the ratios.

capitalization rate and return on investment.

sales price minus expenses = NOI
noi divided by price = cap rate.

the cap rate must be greater than the interest rate on any
loans or the prop will be upside down.

2. This is only for equity accounted entities. Cost accounted profits are only recognized when cash is received. Equity accounted is based on a net pro-rata basis. Net income therefore has to be reduced by the undistributed equity-accounted earnings (e.g. $20 in equity income means your FCF are $20 lower than the income statement).

3. Minority interests. This is money owned by a consolidated, but not 100% owned subsidiary. It is non-cash. Since this is a "negative" balance, the FCF is higher than net income because you still have the cash and haven't really distributed it to minority holders.

B. Net Interest Expense includes a tax benefit. For example, let's say that taxes are 30%. You have a $100 bond outstanding that you pay 10%, simple interest ($10/year). This costs you $7 ($10 interest, $3 tax benefit). So you have to adjust the net income for that tax shield as if you were unlevered. You must add back the tax shield (which is tax rate x the interest expense).

FCF = Net Income +/- change in working capital +/- depreciation/amortization/other non-cash items + tax shield on debt (and other Financing and Investment cash flows) – capex.

Absolutely correct.

You must amend, and you must report the interest when you amend.

Since you must amend anyway, you might as well also report the loss when you amend.

You also will need to claim the capital loss. Not only will it reduce your tax burden, when the IRS receives the 1099, unless they have other information, they will assume the net proceeds are all income. You need to file to show them your cost basis.

Pl note some questions are not upto the highest standard or rigor and could be ambiguous.

Hope this helps!

You must amend, and you must report the interest when you amend.

Since you must amend anyway, you might as well also report the loss when you amend.