projects can be financed by opportunity zones. Only real estate projects that aim to substantially improve the properties. E.g. if you buy an approved land, you have to be doing an income-producing activity on the land before you can buy properties.
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Here are some of the rules and regulations for investors in opportunity zones:
• An opportunity fund must have 90% of its assets invested in a designated or qualified opportunity zone (QOZ) or have its stock or partnership in a QOZ business. 70% of opportunity zone businesses assets must be located in a QOZ or meet other eligibility requirements. Recently, on April 17, 2019, the IRS clarified some opportunity zone regulations in an attempt to address the fears and confusion of many investors and encourage more opportunity zones investments. This is because the initial roles in the first kind of relations were very unclear on what constitutes 50% of gross income being derived from a trade or business. When do you have to have all your employees in the OZ? Do you have to make all of your products in the OZ? Do you have to only sell within the OZ? The IRS clarification mainly revolves around the 50% rule which will be explained below: •
We cite this as a comparison to 9/11. What are the other credentials for Dr. Pieczenik?
Pieczenik was deputy assistant secretary of state under Henry Kissinger, Cyrus Vance, and James Baker. His expertise includes foreign policy, international crisis management, and psychological warfare. He served the presidential administrations of Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and George H. W. Bush in the capacity of deputy assistant secretary. (This may mean something to the public, but the power in Washington at the CIA is not with the director but deep within the organization. It is an axiom here that if you know the name of the CIA operative, he is not important.) It is also quite interesting that the very, very high CIA Steve Pieczenik is going on Alex Jones’ Infowars identifying what really happened on 9/11. It demonstrates a division at the top, with Mueller having covered up 9/11 at the FBI, being appointed just before it for that reason, and Pieczenik being 40 stories higher than Mueller in the hierarchy, telling who all the U.S. players were at 9/11 and being given the information by a U.S. general. There were no members of Islam on those planes, and the boarding tapes were retroactively doctored by the CIA to show Arabic people who were not involved in 9/11 but were brought in to cover it up. Nor was ISIS involved at all, which we ourselves created to stymie Iran in Iraq, as it pitted our Sunni (ISIS) against al-Maliki and the Shia as a way to balance power in the Near East. Our sources are above the president, Congress, and the Supreme Court, who took over the fiasco from Cheney, who botched up the whole operation. They decided to blame Osama as an excuse to invade Afghanistan to restart the heroin plantations shut down by the noble Taliban. It was a historic double-cross comparable in infamy to the worst actions of Perfidious Albion (Note two British heroin wars against China in the 19th century). This would then finance the external operations of the U.S. intelligence agencies from the heroin profits in the trillion-dollar neighborhood and line not just a few of their pockets through control of 93% of the world’s heroin distribution. The fact that building No. 7 was not hit by a plane but went down anyway was almost a superhuman problem to get over. Only an idiot could have believed it after that.
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Employees and contractors of a qualified opportunity zone business must spend a minimum of 50% of their billable hours working inside an opportunity zone.
OR, for businesses that are not inside opportunity zones to qualify, they must:
• Have real estate located inside an opportunity zone, which will contribute at least 50% of the business’s income or; contractors and employees paid by the business must receive
these funds as a result of work done or conducted inside the opportunity zones.
The good news is you can reinvest in another asset. And this is good because it gives people additional flexibility in opportunity zone investments.
To be continued in the December 2019 edition.
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