Can an unmarked NYS trooper pull me over for a routine traffic violation?
Yes, you can get pulled over by an officer in an unmarked car. What matters is whether the individual in question is an officer with jurisdiction,...
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Yes, you can get pulled over by an officer in an unmarked car. What matters is whether the individual in question is an officer with jurisdiction,...
Only that part of the fees that directly related to dealing with the tax issue specifically can be deducted. You cannot deduct all of the fees for...
As a theoretical matter, paying expenses from your own accounts cannot be considered commingling for the simple reason that there is no entity with...
It can, but there are very significant limits on how much of those net losses Corp A could use in any one year. The relevant provisions are in...
Under Obamacare some employers must automatically enroll their new hires in their health insurance plans and can deduct the employee's share of the...
The income is taxable in the US and this is so regardless of where the earned funds happen to sit. The US taxes its citizens and residents on...
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Very bad idea. Software of that sort may be generally useful to create a very simple will, but beyond that there is no way to guarantee that the...
This all really depends on whether you are considered the owner of the trust's assets (and thus income and expenses) for tax purposes. If you are...
If your friend forgives the loan then yes, at that point the forgiven debt would, generally speaking, constitute taxable income to you (although...
Generally speaking you will have to negotiate with the IRS to either get the lien removed - which will usually require that the unpaid taxes...