Washington, DC
Corporate and incorporation Lawyer at Washington, DC
Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation, Tax ... +3 more
No, those aren't lost wages, it is an over-withholding. What you do is file an income tax return to claim the over-withheld amount back as a refund...
It is much more complicated than you think to determine FDAP vs ECI, and in the case of rental properties, corporate structuring and tax elections...
Depends on whether you have become a resident for tax purposes (green card test, substantial presence test, or by election). Generally, W-9 would...
It depends on how the LLC is set up and what tax elections it has made. The tax rules are a little different for non-residents who own US assets,...
You will need to contact and arrange for a consultation with a tax attorney. This is a complicated area of tax law and you will need some specific...
If you are selling products, you would be well advised to consult with a business attorney about formally incorporating and making sure that all...
Depends. If you have a disregarded entity/single member LLC (DE/SMLLC), the tax treatment is the same as if you filed personally. The entity is...
From the IRS, no, married-separate does what it says, it keeps the tax liabilities separated between the spouses. You may have a state claim based...
From the PA Department of Revenue is this specific answer: "Expenses for real property are allowed as long as the property is unoccupied and is...
They might take the amount due to you, they might not. If they do, that reduces what you owe, so it helps your situation in one respect. If they...
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