Signet Equine Institute and Appraisals

06/06/2023

https://www.spreaker.com/user/12402012/2023-05-11-horse-sense-radio-marcy-littl

Horse Sense Radio - Christine Rolando will interview Marci Littlejohn about her remarkable journey with her health and Author & Co-Author/Contributor Suzanne Morrone. Suzanne for over 38 years has been helping others to achieve better health. Within the arena of Natural Health, Suzanne has been....

05/06/2023

Who is your pick in the Kentucky Derby?

02/14/2023

Why Signet

sig·net
/ˈsiɡnət/
HISTORICAL
a small seal, especially one set in a ring, used instead of or with a signature to give authentication to an official document.

Are you thinking about the Value of You Horse? Contact www.EQUINEAppraiser.net for a free consult.

Signet Equine Appraisals has been providing certified equine appraisals, expert valuation, and equine business consulting since 1980. Each appraisal is conducted by a certified equine appraiser, with over 40 years of experience. Conducting business in accordance with the guidelines contained in the....

11/05/2022

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10/30/2022

https://www.eqbusinesswomen.com/equestrian-b2b-podcast-show-notes/2022/9/24/episode-29-the-business-behind-equine-appraisers

I enjoyed being a guest on the EQ B2B Listen-in.

We speak to Christine Rolando, a long-time equine appraiser, about what it takes to be an appraiser, when to call one, and how she has developed her business over the past 40 years. Equestrian B2B Guests and Links Episode 29: Link to Sound File for Sight Impaired: Click Here Hosts: Je

10/30/2022

Christine Rolando was the guest speaker on EQ B2B, listen in and hear all about Equine Appraising.

We speak to Christine Rolando, a long-time equine appraiser, about what it takes to be an appraiser, when to call one, and how she has developed her business over the past 40 years. Equestrian B2B Guests and Links Episode 29: Link to Sound File for Sight Impaired: Click Here Hosts: Je

01/14/2022

08/17/2021

https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/45966955/download.mp3

Christine talks with Mike Offner the new owner of the Pine Ridge Dude Ranch, (formerly Pine Grove).

04/24/2021

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03/08/2021

Source:https://www.spreaker.com/user/12402012/s1-e8-with-annaDescription: Christine talks with Anna Morrison, the new Executive Director of the National Rein...

02/03/2021

Itemizing deductions
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in 2017 temporarily increased the standard deduction amounts across all filing statuses through 2025. For the 2020 tax year the standard deduction for single taxpayers is $12,400 and $24,800 for married taxpayers filing jointly. As a result, fewer taxpayers itemize.

Depending on your circumstances, however, it might be worthwhile to review potential itemized deductions. If they add up to more than the standard deduction, you could benefit. Consider unreimbursed medical expenses; interest expenses for mortgages up to certain limits; home equity debt; charitable contributions; and state, local and property taxes. Check in with your tax professional and visit irs.gov for details.

A special note about deductions for charitable giving: CARES Act provisions will benefit many taxpayers.

Non-itemizers can deduct up to $300 in cash donations that were made to qualifying charities before Dec. 31, 2020.
For itemizers, the usual 60% of AGI limit for cash donations is waived for the 2020 tax year.

02/03/2021

A smaller tax bill for 2020?
Itemizing deductions
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in 2017 temporarily increased the standard deduction amounts across all filing statuses through 2025. For the 2020 tax year the standard deduction for single taxpayers is $12,400 and $24,800 for married taxpayers filing jointly. As a result, fewer taxpayers itemize.

Depending on your circumstances, however, it might be worthwhile to review potential itemized deductions. If they add up to more than the standard deduction, you could benefit. Consider unreimbursed medical expenses; interest expenses for mortgages up to certain limits; home equity debt; charitable contributions; and state, local and property taxes. Check in with your tax professional and visit irs.gov for details.

A special note about deductions for charitable giving: CARES Act provisions will benefit many taxpayers.

Non-itemizers can deduct up to $300 in cash donations that were made to qualifying charities before Dec. 31, 2020.
For itemizers, the usual 60% of AGI limit for cash donations is waived for the 2020 tax year.

Thank you Andrew for the information.
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