Washington, DC
Corporate and incorporation Lawyer at Washington, DC
Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation, Tax ... +3 more
Since it is a separate structure and as long as it is for business use, you should be able to take the home office deduction. Likewise, you can...
He is not from the IRS. The IRS does not call. There is no such thing as a Social Security Number blacklist. This is a scam.
You can get an IRS transcript online (the IRS takes this service offline for security reasons from time to time):...
From what you state, you are not a US resident. You will end up paying far more taxes than you would owe as a non-resident and the company itself...
The fact that you state you are upper level management is a red flag that you may be a responsible person for purposes of a trust fund audit and...
It depends, there are some complicated rules for second homes and it depends on how you used the home, when it was purchased, whether you took...
Is this a non-US company with a branch in VA or do you mean "foreign" as in you are in one US state and the company is in VA? Those are different...
Someone who is out of status or undocumented may be a US tax resident and subject to taxation on worldwide income, or if they are not a tax...
If it is a problem with H&R, you should find another tax preparer such as a CPA or Enrolled Agent.
Speak with the FAs supervisor. It depends on how the FA told you to contribute and what you can document.
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