Also, is it important to note Sec. 163(h)(3)(E) [Which talks about mortgage insurance premiums] to a client that makes over 250,000 a year?

Thanks for the help

Deductions may be limited if someone is subject to ATM (alternative minimum tax). I am no expert on high income, but you might look that up, and see the following.

Mortgage interest info http://www.irs.gov/publications/p936/ar02.html

Info about deductible taxes http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc503.html

Tax info for homeowners http://www.irs.gov/publications/p530/index.html

You are free to ask.

They are free to tell you to go screw yourself and walk away.

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Since they possess NO WARRANT when they entered the house they are illegally on the premises of the said home. Even if the tip told them there are illicit drugs inside the house, they will have to wait for the person or persons of the house or take a stakeout position outside the house for surveillance procedure until they will have enough conclusion that the tip is genuine and real. I think logical cops do this kind of work. But if a cop donot use their head they will smash the front door or window and entered the place.

She arrived when the search is over. Of course, absolutely she could file charges on the police officers who took part in entering her own home without warrant. She had to undergone investigation to clear her name first for alleged charges of drugs paraphernalia inside her home, she must prove to the police and to the court that she is not hiding or keeping drugs in her own house. Even if the police would prove her wrong by trying to tell the court that they found drugs inside her home, she could contest this one by telling the judge that when the search was conducted she or any of her own relatives or family is present. Nobody is at home when the search had done. The judge would definitely slap contempt on the police officers for not doing their job properly. And then your lawyer would take it from there.

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No where on the ATF forms 1 or 4 does it say that you give up your rights to a warrant-less search of your home. Federal Firearms License holders agree to unannounced inspections each year by the ATF though.

There is no such thing as a class 3 stamp that costs $500. NFA tax stamps are $5 for things like smooth bore pistols and pen-guns, and $200 for silencers, machineguns, and short barreled shotguns/rifles. An SOT/FFL pays $500 or $1000 a year (depending on sales) to manufacture NFA firearms. Most silencers are built as screw-on units for standard firearms whose only modification are muzzle threads for attachment.

The remarks about a warrant-less searchs are stupid. Hear that Jay, Big_al, BSL?

I do not know where pathfinder lives, but silencers are legal for civilian ownership in 36 states. If you want to buy one, it does not have to be hard. First, go to a dealer and pay for it, he will give you an ATF form 4; bring these two forms to the local sheriff for his/her signature. The signature is only acknowledgement that the buyer is not prohibited from owning a firearm; nothing else is implied by the signature. No sheriff ever got in any legal trouble for an honest signature on an ATF form. Bring the signed form back to the dealer, he will send it in with your photos, fingerprint cards, a $200 check and a single form attesting to your US citizenship. Except for obtaining the sheriff’s signature, which is difficult in some places, the only hard thing is the 1-6 month wait by the BATFE for approval. If the local sheriff does not want to sign, then you can bring the forms to others in the county who are able to sign. Ask at www.subguns.com or www.silencertests.com for more info.