Employer over paid now wants money back.
Generally speaking, an employer can recover wage overpayments; however, in your case I'm not entirely sure that there is an overpayment. Based on...
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Generally speaking, an employer can recover wage overpayments; however, in your case I'm not entirely sure that there is an overpayment. Based on...
Your question is a little unclear. Are you concerned about being taxed when the properties are transferred, or when you sell them later on? ...
The title company really isn't best placed to deal with this. Most likely what's going on is that the IRS lien needs to be released with respect...
Sounds interesting, but the only way to tell if you really have something that should be reported is to consult, at least briefly, with an attorney...
Your question is a little unclear. Is your client asking for a W-9 from your company or from you personally?
It might be possible to sue this company in NY. To do so, however, the company needs to have had certain minimum contacts with the State of New...
I believe that a "FIR" is what is known as a "first information report", more or less as described in this wikipedia article (chosen solely for...
If the fence is actually interfering with your driveway, then it really isn't a "de minimis" encroachment and therefore you would have a good case...
If you really want to change the name to reflect the name the IRS has, i.e., without the "The", then the simplest would be to amend the current...
You need to immediately speak with a good tax attorney in your area. There is a risk that you might be held personally responsible for the unpaid...