Do I need to get a signed 8332 form from custodial parent to claim my child on taxes?
Yes. The IRS will require the 8332 if there's a dispute. If the custodial parent claims the child in a year that you're entitled to claim the...
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Yes. The IRS will require the 8332 if there's a dispute. If the custodial parent claims the child in a year that you're entitled to claim the...
It probably makes sense to attempt to record them, but, depending on the state, sometimes there are statutes in place that limit the time to record...
The response from that attorney doesn't make much sense, because, as you said, the Power of Attorney is no longer operative at the death of your...
That seems to be an odd reason for termination. In general, an at will employee can be fire for good reason, bad reason or no reason. There...
Probably what happened is that because of your win, your income was higher and as a result, your Medicare Part B went up. There are certain...
Answer = yes, it's income. No gray area in that question.
A visit to a tax attorney is probably worth the time. Questions are these: 1) do you in fact owe all the taxes. Perhaps there are some appeals...
I don't see how the Tax Court could find someone legally incompetent. Certainly it could recognize that someone judged incompetent by another...
The person receiving the gift (your son) is not responsible for gift tax. It's the person making the gift who may have gift tax responsibility. ...
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This is a situation where you should pay a visit to a CPA or tax attorney. While true that there are certain Federal exceptions to the general...