Can 2010 taxes still be audited
Yes - period to look back is typically 6 years.
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Yes - period to look back is typically 6 years.
If you were divorced as of 12/31/15 you cannot file as married (joint or separate) you would have to file as single or HOH. If you have a balance...
You say you are the sole beneficiary of the estate - you also mean the trust? I assume? Your mother had a choice of how she wanted the trust set...
To answer your initial question - accounts that are titled as "joint tenants with right of survivorship" will pass to the surviving joint tenant...
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You need to meet with an estate planning attorney to discuss your options - you may need to discuss with an attorney licensed both where you reside...
Typically this is a stand alone document designed to be a "conduit" for retirement assets to pass to beneficiaries with the benefit of (1.) control...
Do you think this is related to your mother's death? Have you reached out to speak to anyone - namely the person who's account it is or who signed...
This question cannot be answered because there are not enough facts. I would note that more than likely if this is a sole member LLC you would file...
Mr. Bernstein is correct. I am not sure what you mean by "he reported this account on his taxes" - I assume you mean the interest it earned. That...
If you meet the requirements for taking medical deductions you can take them (you appear on the right track with the 10% of AGI Floor requirement)...