Venture Partnership

You need to speak with an Attorney who is familiar with business law and forming corporations/business entities. This is a common situation that...

Checking the credentials of a US tax attorney before engaging in her services

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Are there experienced TAX Lawyers in your network for Central Virginia, ie. FarmVille, VA?

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I am a Canadian who has received a very valuable gift while visiting the U.S. Am I able to just carry it across the border?

If the value of the gift is more than $10,000, you have to file a form with the U.S. Treasury Department. Whether the "gift" is taxable depends on...

Convert LLC into C Corp Tax issue

You definitely need to consult with a good business/tax attorney. If you convert, you will need to file a final return for the LLC (and be taxed at...

If you sold a house and car in russia and had the money shipped to you while living in the us on work permit is it a taxable

It would depend on the US tax residency status of the owner of the property. It also depends on how the US-Russia Tax Treaty treats gains taxes,...

The first thing I would say is that you need to seek competent legal counsel from an attorney specializing in estate planning and tax law for...

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You should hire a business attorney in Missouri to go over these issues with you. An interest in a LLC will generally appear on the 1040, how...

Questions for attorney's versed in early stage start-up tax/employee/structuring affairs. We are seeking to hire an attorney.

You have asked a couple of detailed questions, the answer to which would involve knowing a lot of details about your company and then giving...

Should I go ahead and file on my own for 2015, instead of being late again? Need advice from Tax Attorney.

You can always file your tax return, extensions, or any other IRS form on your own. This is not necessarily advisable if you are being represented...