Does power of attorney go to daughter,son or mother

Perhaps you are not using the exact words. A power of attorney is a document that allows someone to act for the maker of that document. If you...

Is there a statute of limitations on collection of occupation tax in PA?

Remember, the statute of limitations only begins to run when a return is filed. If you do not have records to prove a filing, then you may be...

How can S Corporation funds which are reported on a K-1 form be properly deposited in a business account.

It is assumed that she gets the S shares via his will and that you had no shareholders agreement. What proof do you have that she is the...

If you really get along with each other, perhaps one of you could resign, but be kept up to date on all filings. But as always, there are risks...

I nherited a house 50/50 with my brother 2009 ? It is vacant no one lives there and it has not been rented.

Property taxes are deductible in any event. If it is an investment property and you can prove it is being listed for rent, then perhaps you could...

How do I contest my mother's will

The only thing to add is that the burden of proof is on you to show that your mother was not lucid or did not have testamentary capacity to change...

My ex husband is trying to claim my two boys on his income taxes eventhough he doesnt pay child support and they live with me.

As custodial parent, if you do not consent under Form 8332 to grant him the exemptions and if he does not provide over half of their support, he is...

If im claiming my girlfriend as a dependent do we claim jointly?

If you mean filing jointly, the answer is that you must be married under state law as of December 31, 2009 to file a joint return. Hope this...

My wife inherited her mothers house. can we claim our out of pocket property tax payments?

You can not claim this deduction, but the trust can when it files its tax return. This is clear for the taxes that it paid. If the trust pays you...

Here is the deal: If you get an asset by gift during the maker's lifetime you take as basis the amount he paid for the property plus his...