Do I need a tax attorney?
Start with a good accountant who can help you prepare your returns as well as report this transaction properly.
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Start with a good accountant who can help you prepare your returns as well as report this transaction properly.
Basic answer is yes; you will pay tax on the amount of proceeds that exceeds the original cost of the property (generally speaking). You may have...
As I understand the matter, that isn't a tax. It is simply an additional charge they add to your bill for their historic preservation fund. The...
Wouldn't you know if you were renting or not? Beyond that, there is no way to say what the sender meant when she/he texted that statement.
It would look odd if the IRS had any reason to think that was incorrect. The IRS does not generally check filing status against state marriage...
You are going to have to consult with a real estate attorney who can go over all the facts with you and advise you on that basis. The problem that...
Based solely on your description it sounds as if your settlement is nontaxable (because paid on account of physical injuries). The precise terms...
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Not really. Fraud generally requires some affirmative act of concealment; simply using the wrong filing status is not fraud. It's certainly a...
I'd love to see some detailed research; however, since alcohol boils at about 78 degrees, there is almost certainly no significant amount of...
In a word? Yes, it's legal. In fact, from the point of view of both of you, it gives you a better record of payment and receipt than does cash.