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I have made a complete mess of my taxes whats my first step? tax attorney or irs low on money

Ronald's answer | Answered on January 22, 2013

You need a tax controversies attorney. Attorneys are highly skilled at dealing with problems and negotiating with the IRS. A CPA might be...

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Have not filed federal or state taxes since 2002. how should i proceed?

Ronald's answer | Answered on January 22, 2013

You should hire a Tax Lawyer because an attorney has attorney/client confidentiality. Your attorney can arrange for a tax preparer. You will need...

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Can I use my husband's last name in a LLC instead of mine?

Ronald's answer | Answered on January 15, 2013

Yes, if the name is available in the State where you are doing business, that should not be a problem. Unfortunately, "Smith" is such a common...

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What can I do if I did not know I was an independent contractor?

Ronald's answer | Answered on January 15, 2013

You need to file a Schedule C with your 1040. You can take ordinary business expenses and you should discuss this with a professional tax...

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If you are paid cash, how do you claim that income

Ronald's answer | Answered on January 15, 2013

You need to report this income on a schedule C of your 1040. If you are treated as an employee and the employer gave you statements with your cash...

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A long time friend of mine told me that she has not filed tax retuns in over 40 years.

Ronald's answer | Answered on January 15, 2013

She needs to discuss this with a tax lawyer right away. Tell her not to talk about this with anyone, including and accountant or tax preparer. She...

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In Florida will I inherit my fiancee's IRS debt after we marry?

Ronald's answer | Answered on January 15, 2013

No. Your new husband's IRS debt is his. Nevertheless, if you own joint property, the IRS lien will attach to the property. Also, if you file...

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Filing tax while undergoing divorce: spouse refusing to share information. what to do?

Ronald's answer | Answered on January 13, 2013

File Married Filing Separately. Discuss this with your divorce attorney. Sometimes, divorce attorneys can get the parties to agree to file jointly...

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I HAVE A FEDERAL TAX LIEN AND ALSO THE STATE LEVY MY BACK ACCOUNT ABOUT 3 OR 4 TIMES A YEAR FOR OWED TAXES.. IF I GET MARRIED WI

Ronald's answer | Answered on January 12, 2013

First, your liabilities will not be attached to your wife when you get married. On the other hand, if you have Federal Tax Liens and State Tax...

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Tax question, I am a new business owner and have a single member LLC.....

Ronald's answer | Answered on January 11, 2013

As a single member LLC, you are presumptively a disregarded entity for Federal Tax purposes.That means you file a Schedule C as part of your 1040....