I have two single-member llcs. One of them is being dissolved, but i have inventory and cost of goods deduction saved?

This is a far more complicated question than can be answered on this website but it is doable. I suggest you get tax advice from someone that...

Can I include income from the spouse seeking the green card?

You both can always agree to be taxed on worldwide income in a joint return. If he's not a citizen, not a green card holder and not in the US for...

Im in the process of divorce and i owe social security,

First, the IRS can take social security payments but you might also qualify as an injured spouse if the taxes were not owed by you. If you filed a...

Capital gains tax for homes sold that had Medicaid (Mass Health) Liens

First, if she lived in a nursing home the previous residence is STILL CONSIDERED to be her primary residence and so she still can exclude the...

How do I get a 1099 removed?

There’s not a lot you should do. You don’t report the income & if audited (not likely) you explain it wasn’t paid. I don’t know why you would’ve...

Capital Gain on real estate?

Each person will report on their own 1040 form the proceeds at 1/6 each. if this is a primary residence for anyone then each person [if single] can...

1. can I deduct this lawyers fee on my taxes ? 2. do I have to pay taxes on the lump sum settlement ?

The questions isn't 100% clear to me as I presume LTD means long tern disability. Also, they should have taken taxes out. I highly recommend you...

I live in Ma just wondering If I need to claim alimony If were not divorced yet and it's only a temporary order

Generally, temporary support is not alimony but the only way to know is have a tax lawyer review the order.

The answer depends. If the person hired in NY is an employee then yes, you will need to file as a non-resident in NY and resident in MA [getting a...

Change Filing Status from Agreement?

Yes, you can change from separate to married on the 1040 any time within 3 years of the filing date but you can never go from joint to separate. So...