Filing my sister and nephew for my Tax Return

Maybe. You may be able to claim them as qualifying relatives. Please see my article Qualifying Relative As a Dependent at the following link to...

It is the latter. If the spouse becomes a citizen before the due of the return, then the QDOT would not be required. If you are dealing with this...

Mr Nachbar offers sound advice. If you have any assets and have future income offer in compromises are a long shot. However, you can enter into...

A UNRECORDED POWER OF ATTORNEY IS LOST AND THE PERSON WILL NOT EXECUTE A NEW 1 IS THE ORIGINAL NOTE & MORTGAGE STILL ENFORCEABLE

Yes she is still liable if the POA already executed these documents on her behalf. Check with the mortgage company as they would have in their...

Our estate lawyer is asking all brothers and sisters to sign for their estate checks prior to actually getting the check.

It is pretty much standard and prudent practice to get back all receipt, release and refunding agreements fully signed by all beneficiaries before...

Can I receive early Social Security benefits and still work freelance as an LLC?

This is a disinction without a tax difference. As the LLC will be a disregarded entity, you will report the income of the LLC on your Schedule C...

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Yes assuming that the LLC is operated as separate from its members. Things like commingly of assets would change this answer. Hope this helps....

How do I move a Connecticut LLC to California?

If the intellectual property has value then a "sale" would trigger gains and headaches if the intellectual property is hard to value. You should...

About twenty years ago, I was employed for ca. three years by company which never filed or paid social security taxes.

That is a very long time. You should have raised this issue a long time ago. You should speak to a social security lawyer but you have some real...

I have made will, living will, and power of attorney, needing names and signatures for witnesses and notary.

YOu should speak with a UT attorney about this since the rules vary from state to state. For example, in PA you can do this with POAs or living...