What is the tax implication of selling a home that was gifted to me?
For gifted property, the basis is retained as the donor's basis (i.e., what your mother paid some 30 years ago) plus any improvements. You would be...
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For gifted property, the basis is retained as the donor's basis (i.e., what your mother paid some 30 years ago) plus any improvements. You would be...
It depends on the LLC's entity classification. If the LLC is classified as a partnership, which is the default classification, then no, gains and...
You would want to read over the contract. If its there, they probably have the right to ask for it.
You could if you have an agreement with the lienholder, however, state revenue agencies are probably not going to agree to a transfer where there...
You can't recover taxes you owe in a negligence lawsuit, you are generally limited to damages the preparer caused (interest, penalties, legal fees,...
Big box tax prep companies make these kinds of mistakes all the time. Go to an EA, CPA, or tax attorney who will get things right the first time to...
This isn't a tax question, it is an immigration question. Re-post in the immigration forum or search here on Avvo and speak with an immigration...
Yes you can sue for negligence. The most important thing is to get your responses in to the IRS on time. Receiving a letter from the IRS...
Depends on the circumstances. If it is a tax bill from the IRS, you can set up a payment plan, submit an offer in compromise, go on currently...
Maybe, but as this is a low income housing issue and not really a tax issue, you may want to contact the local Legal Aid office to see if they can...