Cranbury, NJ
Tax Lawyer at Cranbury, NJ
Practice Areas: Tax, Tax Fraud & Tax Evasion, Corporate & Incorporation
My first advice is that you no longer file a joint return with you husband. Depending upon your individual circumstances, you may do so by filing...
Medical insurance paid through your business for yourself will be deductible in determining your adjusted gross income on page 1 of your form 1040....
You need to clarify your question. What does issuing a 1099 have to do with charging you with Grand Larceny? My suggestion is that you hire an...
I am going to answer the question you did not ask. What to do if someone else claims an exemption for your son that you wish to claim. First of...
The answer provided by Mr. Brophy is correct. Also, you have a third alternative (and probably others) to consider. Your mother could borrow...
It is likely you need to file a form 3520 reporting your foreign inheritance. You should check out the instructions to the form on www.irs.gov. ...
One of your options is to disclaim your inheritance. However, there is a specific timeframe to do so. Accordingly, you should not delay your...
Yes, for sure the gains are income. However, depending upon the level of your activity, you may be considered more than just an investor. You...
I agree with the answers previously given. Also, note that IF you are an employee for federal income tax purposes, the amendment of your tax...
Yes, you should see an attorney. If you do owe the taxes, you can pay it off over 6 years without providing the IRS any financial disclosure...