Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
I don't see this being a major issue but you might want to see a CPA or tax attorney - although for 1,000 of income they won't be getting much tax....
There are a number of issues going on here which require you to hire your own attorney to review things. But I will comment on a couple things. ...
As was mentioned, you don't have a limitation but if you gift large amounts of assets there can be gift/estate tax implications - however this only...
The best way to solidify the expectations and legal issues in a matter like this is with a prenuptial agreement. Note that it is usually common...
Since 1099s are usually provided directly to you from those you do work for, that is the best place to go for them. Employers are supposed to send...
Mr Giddens is correct. A person can give gifts of 14,000 to as many people as they wish during the course of the year and they do not need to file...
I am not sure I know what "file against tax liens" means but if you owe back taxes that are significant enough a bankruptcy may be an option to...
Typically your bylaws would control so you have to follow your bylaws. There is nothing publicly you would file (although various state filings...
Assuming you have the capacity to do so, yes absolutely. However it is usually very important to notify any third parties who are relying or may...
I am assuming you are clear that certain taxes were and certain taxes were not discharged in the bankruptcy? Stated another way did you include...