You may need to report "unearned income", as long as it does qualify as "income". If the money was given to you by a relative as a gift or a loan,...

Responsibility between co-owners is a matter of agreement between co-owners. It does not fall on someone "just because" they are listed as an...

The statute of limitations for contracts in New York is 6 years from the date that the cause of action occurred. So, even though you co-signed more...

As long as you are up front about your goals and methods, and as long as you declare the funds as income, then it doesn’t matter what wage you pay...

The principle of what you are contemplating is possible. (You are just not using the right terminology.) You can create a single-member LLC, add...

Unfortunately, sometimes all you need is patience. Try to get on the phone with both the IRS and the NJ Dept of Revenue. If you have the time and...

In addition to my colleague’s very valid suggestions, please keep in mind that even if your case for equitable relief fails, your ex will not be...

Of course you can change your answers, as long as you have a reasonable explanation for the change and documents to back up your claims. Your goal...

New York State tax laws apply throughout the State of New York. New York City tax laws no longer apply to you, but you will be liable to the City...

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You cannot get your money back from the landlord, but you might have a claim against your parents, if that's something you would ever consider. If...