>Nubia?s latest Z11 Mini Features a ?Simply Beautiful? Camera Posted by knowyourhandheld on April 18th http://www.airmaxplusforsale.com/ , 2016
Nubia Mobile, a subsidiary of ZTE Mobile Corporation is known for providing the latest technology at competitive prices than other makers. It made a niche for itself in the domestic and global market with its Nubia Z5S and Nubia Z7 smartphones. The company sold Nubia Z9, Nubia Z9 Max and Nubia Z9 mini like hot cakes and made quite a reputation for themselves.
Nubia is yet again making news with its latest smartphone, the Nubia Z11 Mini which is reportedly the company’s first device to sport a fingerprint sensor on the back. Z11 Mini is being actively marketed and the two teasers for the phone have perked our attention. These teasers are primarily flaunting the smartphone’s camera and one of them clearly states that the Nubia phone will feature the updated NeoVersion camera module which is ‘Simply Beautiful’. The other teaser is more creative but alluding as it shows a leaping white cheetah which is being captured accurately by the Z11 Mini device. It easily conveys that the camera will be fast so as to take shots in a fraction of second which is quite desirable.
Ne Fei cheap air max plus for sale , Nubia’s GM also revealed that the Z11 Mini’s camera will also have a unique and new feature called the Clone Mode but to keep the mysterious charm intact did not give away much. It is however clear that this new handset by Nubia is camera centric and a good bet for anyone who loves to take pictures.
The details and availability about the Z11 Mini and also the flagship model Z11 will be announced officially on 19th April. So keep watching this space for more such related news and updates.
Possibly THE most frequently asked question of me is "What is the best business entity to use for real-estate investments?" My recommendation to most people is that a limited liability company (an "LLC") is the best entity for this type of use. Here's why:
-- Excellent liability protection for managers and members
-- Flow-through tax treatment on LLC profits and losses
-- Ability to transfer properties in and out of an LLC with minimal tax consequences
-- Personal Asset Protection through the Charging Order procedure (for Nevada LLCs)
Liability Protection.
An LLC is similar to a C-corporation ("C-corp") or a Sub-Chapter S corporation ("S-corp") in that it exists as a separate corporate entity. It provides full liability protection to its officers and directors (called "Managers") and its shareholders (called "Members"). As either a Manager or a Member, you are liable only for the money you have invested into the LLC and cannot be found personally liable for any debts incurred by the LLC. Consider the risks associated with owning real estate, especially rental properties. Tenant injuries. Trespassers injured while on vacant land. Unauthorized dumping or storing of hazardous waste. All of these could pose a serious risk to your financial well-being if you held the property in your name directly, even with insurance. Owning property in your own name means that in the event you are sued and found guilty air max plus shoes for sale , anything your insurance policy does not cover will come out of your own pocket. Putting an LLC entity between you and this personal liability means that your personal assets will stay protected.
Flow-Through Tax Treatment.
Unlike a C-corp, an LLC does not pay income taxes. It is a "flow-through" entity, meaning that, like an S-corp kids air max plus for sale , the tax on the profits (as well as the write-offs on any losses) are passed through to the Members and taxed on their individual personal tax returns.
The flow-through tax treatment becomes important when you decide to sell a property, or convert it to personal use. Here's a quick example of what happens to a $400,000 profit on real estate after taxes. For this example we are assuming that your personal tax rate on the monies received would be 39.1%, the top tax bracket:
LLC's have an extra advantage over an S-corp (or a C-corp) where you want to convert a property to personal use, or trade it (called a "like-kind exchange" and subject to special rules) for another home of similar value. If held in an S-corp the conversion or trade of property would be considered a sale with the accompanying tax consequences. Held in an LLC, there are no tax consequences to converting or trading the property.
Asset Protection.
When using an LLC to hold real estate air max plus for sale china , it is very important that you also obtain comprehensive property insurance coverage. In the event of a lawsuit brought against the LLC by a tenant injured on the premises, or, believe it or not, even by a trespasser on your land air max plus for sale , good and comprehensive insurance can save you money in the long run. It may even save the property itself if a claimant was to successfully sue the LLC and win. If the LLC had no insurance coverage in place a court may order the property sold to pay the claimant's judgment. However, if a lawsuit is brought against you personally, and a claimant attempts to seize assets you hold through an LLC, the rules are a little different.
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