How do I calculate a buyout amount to present to my partner?
If your operating agreement does not state a valuation for how the business should be valued, you might be able to agree on a manner in which you...
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If your operating agreement does not state a valuation for how the business should be valued, you might be able to agree on a manner in which you...
There are ways it can be done, however, another issue is the salary disbursement and if it is reasonable. I would recommend you meet with a tax...
An accountant should be able to help you file.
If she is not filing properly you should not file jointly because you are liable for anything on a tax return you sign and file. I would also be...
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In order to claim the deduction you must be liable for the amounts and pay those amounts. If you are not on the mortgage you are not liable and...
Yes this is legal. This is what is used to identify you.
Filing jointly will not make you liable for her debt. It is best to determine which way to file by preparing your tax returns jointly and separately.
If the money was not previously included in income and it should have been, then yes it will be taxable. If taxes were previously paid on the...
You can sue, but since there are no damages there would be no real reason to sue. I would find a new return preparer, file a complaint against the...
I would recommend meeting with tax counsel on this matter. There are several issues that are occurring in your situation and I think it is best if...