Will filing taxes jointly affect ANYTHING or ME if he starts having financial problems?
If you file as Married, filing Jointly any tax liability you have is "joint and several" - meaning the IRS can collect the full amount from either...
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If you file as Married, filing Jointly any tax liability you have is "joint and several" - meaning the IRS can collect the full amount from either...
I'm not really sure what you are asking. Most IRA trusts would indicate that the trustee (whomever it is) is obligated to distribute the RMD each...
The situation here is not clear. Are the minor children also beneficiaries of the trust? If so the trustee has a fiduciary duty to manage the...
Are you asking if you receive the contents of the home? An attorney would have to read the will in full and in context to answer your question.
If you itemize your deductions you can take these as a deduction (you must also have appropriate documentation of the amounts you've given from the...
If you are married, you have two choices - 1.) Married, filing jointly, or 2.) Married, filing separately. File as single is not an option if you...
There are a number of ways to handle this...however unless there is a dire need to sell it it is probably best to wait until after she passes...
They can request it, but there is no obligation to give it to you (especially if the testator is still alive). If the person has passed and the...
This is hard to answer with out a lot more info. Is there a reason that dividing the assets into the trust shares/subtrusts for the individual...
You can contact the IRS to obtain transcripts or actual copies of your returns. However, if the returns were timely filed the period to file a...