My father is giving me a large monetary gift of $50k. Do I have to report this for tax purposes?
Assuming your father is living in the United States and is a US Citizen, then you do not have to report the gift. Your father will have reporting...
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Assuming your father is living in the United States and is a US Citizen, then you do not have to report the gift. Your father will have reporting...
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I would advise that you seek a CPA who has experience with forgiven balances. In all liklihood, the 1099 income will not be taxable. Good luck.
Mr. Gottlieb is correct that it may have been better for the transfer of the home to take place after death. Also, it may have been better for the...
The answers by my colleagues are correct. Getting representation is the best course of action. But, if you cannot, you need to contact the IRS...
A gift will not be taxable to your husband. But, he must report the gift on form 3520 which is a report of gifts from foreign persons. See that...
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My experience is that the largest and most advertised tax resolution firms provide terrible service. Many of them are out of business (JK Harris)...
I suggest you consult with an attorney who is familiar with both foreclosures and the tax rules for such. Joann Koontz in Sarasota Florida is one...
I am assuming you are inquiring about tax issues for your company and not the supplier. I don't see a tax issue for your company so long as you...
The IRS will not normally remove a lien in this situation. If you fully paid the taxes, they would both release the lien and you could ask for the...