Argonaut Ventures LLC announced today the upcoming auction of a select number of premium dot-com domain names from the unique portfolio of health and medical domain names that the company is currently managing and developing. The domain names are in the categories of Cancer, Arthritis, Depression, and Menopause.
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With tax season looming, we've had a lot of questions from domain name investors about how to classify income they've generated from the sale of domain names.
If you purchase a domain name for $10 and sell it a few years later for $20,000, how do you treat that income on your tax return? Is it capital gains income, or ordinary income? Do you have to depreciate domain names? What's the difference between tangible and intangible assets and how does that affect your tax planning?
FULL STORY »On the first night of the 2008 T.R.A.F.F.I.C. West Domain Conference and Expo, the traffic No/Low Reserve domain auctoin took place at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada.Fifty hand-picked names were on the auction block to start off the festivities, and gave attendees a taste of what was to come in the premium domain auction on February 20th.
You can find the 2008 Premium Domain Name Auction Results here.
Here are the results of the first auction...
Below you'll find results from the Live Domain Auction at the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. West 2008 Domain Conference and Expo held at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada.*
Each time I attend a domain name conference, I meet many people who have large domain name portfolios. While some domains work very well when they're parked, others merely sit in the portfolio with no traffic, and no revenue to speak of.
In this article, we'll discuss some simple, cost effective ways to build out the potential of those domain names with only a modest investment.
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