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Looking for a Tax Attorney CPA, reasonable pricing, experience with late or filing several years back taxes, negotiating w/IRS.
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Answered on February 13, 2014
If you have not filed for 3 or more years, I suggest you retain a tax ATTORNEY, not a CPA or EA. Only the tax attorney has attorney/client...
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Taxation and salary non-citizen
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Answered on February 12, 2014
First, when you have a US business, it is taxable on worldwide income. Therefore, you should consider having the US entity for US transactions...
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An IRS Revenue Officer demanded I liquidate my 401 K, bring cashiers check to a mandatory meeting with her. Can she do that?
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Answered on February 11, 2014
You need a tax lawyer right away. Liquidating a 401(k) or IRA will add to your taxable income. The IRS can only get 15% of your SS check to pay...
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Will i get get in trouble i have not been able to pay my taxes because i have not been working in 4 years what can i do
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Answered on February 11, 2014
First, you must file your tax returns for each of those years if they are not already filed. The reason for filing the tax returns, even if your...
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A foreign national, non-US resident alien, is to be paid finders' fees by a US company. Is this income taxable IN USA? i
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Answered on February 11, 2014
If the services were rendered in the US, that it would be taxable for IRS and State tax purposes. If the services were rendered in a foreign...
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My father died 2/4/13. Do I need to file a tax return for him for 2013 if his income for Jan. and Feb. was under $10,000.00?
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Answered on February 09, 2014
Absolutely file. The statute of limitations does not start running unless a tax return is filed. It would be a simple return will be inexpensive...
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I got married in Oct but haven't legally changed my last name, can I still file as single if my spouse owes $4K in UI overpay?
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Answered on February 09, 2014
you were married as of December 31st therefore you must file as married filing jointly or married filing separately. Those are your choices. It...
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HR Block missed a 13170 refundable adoption credit from 2010. I found the mistake and amended it but they are doing nothing...
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Answered on February 08, 2014
Call a local tax lawyer. If you purchased the HR Block guarantee, they should make good for the mistake.
Good Luck!
Ron Cappuccio
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I have full time employment, husband works for self does not pay taxes, I file married but separately, am I liable for his tax?
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Answered on February 08, 2014
No. As a family it might be wise to have more withheld from you check to cover his taxes. Then you can file jointly.
Good luck!
Ron Cappuccio
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If I owe the IRS money from a business and I close that business and open a new one can the IRS come after new business?
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Answered on February 07, 2014
you need a tax lawyer to help you with this. Do not do anything without consultation!
Ron Cappuccio