S Corp lost A LOT of $ last year, do I still need to pay myself salary?
To answer the specific question: "no," you don't have to pay yourself a salary, particularly when you have a large net loss, assuming, of course,...
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To answer the specific question: "no," you don't have to pay yourself a salary, particularly when you have a large net loss, assuming, of course,...
Unfortunately you are unlikely to get a really reliable answer to your question from a free online forum such as this because an answer will depend...
The short answer to your immediate question is "yes," your employer can pay you partly in cash and partly by check - both methods of payment are...
Under appropriate circumstances you may be able to claim the child on your tax returns. However, the correct answer will depend on a very detailed...
Based on your description I am going to assume that you either do not know the whereabouts of your spouse and/or your spouse will not cooperate...
I have to agree with the other two attorneys; you haven't given enough facts to get any sort of a reasonable question. However, as a general...
You should really speak with competent local tax counsel - initially a tax attorney - to discuss your situation in more detail with someone who can...
I have to agree that your question is a little confusing; however, I can say that what you're asking about is a state/local tax that doesn't have...
The question seems straightforward enough as you've presented it; to put it conversely, have you ever failed to file a tax return or to pay taxes...
Unfortunately you haven't provided enough facts for anyone to give you a really good answer here. You should definitely consult with a competent...