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East Cape Health Center Taste of East Cape 2019 Recycle by sharing with a friend or return to East Capers Rack! Read the color version online at www.eastcapearts.com Free / Gratis brought to us by Zopilotes of San Bartolo and coffee from Caffe Encinalito! Remember to Vote!!! The winners of the 2018 Taste of East Cape: El Gecko, La Providencia of La Ribera, Smokey’s Grill & Cantina, and Zopilotes from San Bartolo are back to defend their championships! But there is amazing talent within the Taste of other participants! Tickets for the event will cost $600 Pesos or $30 USD East Cape 2019 each and will be available at Homes and Land of Baja, By: Ian Gibson LB Property Services, Baja Properties, Coldwell Banker The Taste of East Cape 2019 was started five years ago and the Los Barriles Community Market as well as from and each year it gets bigger and better than the last! Rotary members beginning in early November. A re- We are fortunate to have so many amazing restaurants minder announcement will be posted in the BPE as well in our locale - and we all have our favorites! For this as the Everything Los Barriles and The Taste of East year’s Taste of East Cape, we’re including an even Cape FB pages. If you’d like to preorder/prepay, you larger selection of restaurants that those of us from the can do so with Ian Gibson (email gib- East Cape love. And we’ve even thrown in some cater- [email protected] or call 624.227.5813). Don’t pro- ers for those times when we don’t want to leave our crastinate or you’ll be too late. Tickets are limited and homes or we want to have a meal prepared for us in our we have sold out every year! Get yours before they’re own kitchen! Come to Laguna Park on Saturday, De- gone.!! cember 7th at 5pm and we will bring all of these fantas- tic delights to you in one place for the Taste of East Cape 2019! This event is the result of the great partnership between our local Rotary Club, the people of this community, and the amazing restaurants & caterers who donate their time and offerings for the event. As a Rotary Please see the arti- Club, our mission is to be of service to the community cle here in East- which we all call home. Proceeds from the event will Capers, “A HUGE 88 Issue 2019 October/November assist with our club’s efforts towards meeting the Thank You from your local Rotary health and wellbeing of the East Cape community with Club” for more info a focus on the youth. We could not do this without on what we’re do- your help and we most definitely could not have the ing with your help. Taste of East Cape without these amazing masters of food preparation! Diners attending the event will get “tastes” from 10 of East Cape the above listed restaurants, a beverage from the bar including wine brought to us Health by Los Barriles Wine & Tequila, an assort- ment of beers including a generous contri- Center bution from Baja Brewing, and of course See the article on page 6-7 our famous margaritas! And, to finish off the evening’s dining we have ice cream 40 October November 2019 October November 2019 Recycle by sharing with a friend or return to East Capers Rack! Read the color version online at www.eastcapearts.com Advertising in East Capers East Capers Periódico Advertising in the East Capers gets the word out Publisher about your business AND your ad money supports the 3 week 'Cursos de Verano' summer school, for Asociación de Artes del Mar de Cortez A.C., over 120 local children, provides art supplies for 19 Los Barriles, BCS, Mexico East Cape public schools, baseball camps, just to name a few things the Asociación de Artes does! Editor Christine Kenck-Courtright In addition to space in the printed version, your color ad appears in the online version at no addi- Copy Editor tional cost. You can download the 2019/20 Advertis- ing Kit by visiting our website at: Eliza Mendoza www.eastcapearts.com Circulation Brian Cummings Tax-deductable Contributions Advertising to the Asociación de Artes The Asociación de Artes del Mar de Cortez A.C., Contributors Los Barriles, B.C. Sur, Mexico is a legal non-profit Gary Graham Mexican corporation not affiliated with any other or- ganization, association, club or business. Christine Courtright Angel Martinez The Asociación is in full compliance with the terms Camila Ford of the NAFTA agreement of January 1, 1994. As Adam Greenberg such, contributions made to the Asociación de Sefi Held Artes are tax-deductible in the United States, Mexi- Carol Dunbar co and Canada. For more information visit: Kim Plotkin www.eastcapearts.com or the NAFTA Website at: Ian Gibson http://www.ustr.gov/trade-agreements/free-trade- Charlene Wenger agreements/north-american-free-trade-agreement- Kelly Martin nafta. Claire Little Gisela Talamantes Volunteers Needed! Renee Lagloire The Asociación de Artes needs volunteers to help Theresa Comber Penny Nichols support their programs that bring the arts to the lo- cal communities and the schools. To learn more Cowboy Felix Gonzale Karin Lehnardt about these programs, visit: www.eastcapearts.com. If you would like to volunteer, send an email to: [email protected] . Treasurer Wolf Property Management www.wolf-pm.com Los Barriles, BCS, Mexico Call for Articles East Capers is looking for fiction and true stories Printer about our region and items that affect our residents. Imprenta Ciudad Los Niños, La Paz, BCS, Mexico If you are interested in submitting articles, recipes, To learn about Ciudad Los Niños, visit their website at: stories or your personal experiences in Baja, email http://ciudadninoslapaz.org/english/home.htm your 1,000-words or less article to: ——————————— [email protected] The opinions expressed within the articles in East Capers are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Thank You! Asociación de Artes del Mar de Cortez A.C. This publication is possible with the help of the board members of the Asociación de Artes and Newsletter Email Address members of the community. [email protected] 2 39 October November 2019 October November 2019 Recycle by sharing with a friend or return to East Capers Rack! Read the color version online at www.eastcapearts.com E-Invoice Continued From Page 37 Wrapping up, whomever sells real estate property must Asociación de Artes issue an e-invoice that supports such transaction -just will not be sufficient evidence of your cost base when sell- ing such property later. Without this e-invoice your cost like the e-invoice you may get from Home Depot if you 2019-20 buy furniture or any other product purchase or service base will be zero and you will be impacted on your capital By: Christine Courtright hired- with the exception when the notary is required to gains highly if you do not have other deductions in place. be the one to issue the attachment or “complemento” to Welcome back to all those of us that escape the cold and Hence, if you bought your property after April 2014 and his service fee e-invoice as explained above. run to our beloved East Cape! It is always great to come back after hurricane season, and catch up with our Baja you want your acquisition cost to be considered as the friends and enjoy the warmth once again. Once again, proper cost base for your capital gains calculation when Gisela Talamantes Saenz, LL.M, Attorney at law and Official selling the property then you must do the following: Translator. Founding partner of Baja Legal Solutions Mrs. Asociación de Artes (AdA) will do its part to make your Gisela Talamantes Saenz completed her Bachelor’s Degree in time here in the Baja more enjoyable with a variety of 1. If you purchase property from an owner with no eco- Law at the ITESM School of Law in Monterrey City, Mexico. events and opportunities to make a difference to the nomic activity, you must request to the notary to issue be- She obtained her Master of Law Degree (LL.M.) from The youth of East Cape. sides the deed stating the cost of the property now also the Washington College of Law at American University in Wash- Our season starts with the production of this publication, “complemento” (or attachment) to his service fees e- ington DC. Prior to returning to Mexico, Ms. Talamantes invoice. This attachment will show the acquisition price served as the Director of Policy and Public Relations for the East Capers Magazine, four issues, bi-monthly, October paid for the property that would be then consider as your United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) in through May. The purpose of the magazine is to inform, cost base later. Washington D.C. Since then she has specialized in cross bor- entertain and enlighten you and help you make the most 2. If you purchase property from an individual with eco- der & real estate transactions and has been working as CEO of of your time in the East Cape. AdA together with a com- nomic activity or a Mexican Corporation, then you must Baja Legal Solutions Closing Services since 2007. Languages: munity of talented writers help accomplish the purpose of Spanish and English (100%). Offices in La Paz on the Male- request from this owner, seller or entity the corresponding e the association and give you a great magazine to read and con next to Europcar rental cars and Los Barriles next to inform.
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