Washington, DC
Corporate and incorporation Lawyer at Washington, DC
Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation, Tax ... +3 more
There are some details which need to be known here before anyone can give you advice as to a treaty position. What an attorney needs to look at is...
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There are some details which need to be known here before anyone can give you advice as to a treaty position. What an attorney needs to look at is...
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Yes you need to file. US Citizens and Permanent Residents are taxed in the US based on worldwide income. Physical presence in the US is not...
Yes you need to file. US Citizens and Permanent Residents are taxed in the US based on worldwide income. Physical presence in the US is not...
Yes, you will be subject to US taxation as this is income effectively connected with a US trade or business. There is no restriction on non-US...
Unless you are registered with the IRS as a charity (and receiving funds as said charity), it is income and it is taxable. What you can explore is...
The following is a purely general answer and doesn't apply to any specific situation. Receiving an inheritance in not income and, therefore, not...
As other commenters have said, the first thing you need to do is deal with the IRS. You need to speak with a tax attorney as soon as possible...
If you want a formal opinion about this, you need to consult with a tax attorney who writes tax opinion letters. The upside is that a formal...
You should get a consultation with a tax lawyer to do this as there can be some pitfalls when making late corporate elections. In general, you...
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