Bethesda, MD
Tax Lawyer at Bethesda, MD
Practice Areas: Tax, Estate Planning, Business
You can check the IRS website under non-profits. There is a location to check.
If there is no gain from the sale it is not an issue. Taxes are paid on gains, so if no gain is reported then no tax would be due. Just ensure...
It is hard to tell because the second agreement only modified part of the first agreement. It would depend upon the intent of the order and the...
It depends because the facts are not enough to make a determination. If you are entitled to the refund you would need to file a claim with the IRS...
This is more of a business decision question. You need to determine what is best both financially and for future business purposes.
You may need a divorce attorney to assist you. Also, you may contact social security to obtain his info.
It depends if you recognize a gain on the sale. You use the date of death basis of the property and compare that to the sale price. If there is a...
You need to get the information necessary to prepare the return and then both of you would need to sign it. If you can't afford someone to prepare...
Mr. Munson is correct. If you both claim your daughter it would cause an audit by IRS who would then make a determination as to who can claim her...
I would recommend you meet with a local tax attorney who can advise you of all of the options. Tax liens generally follow the property, so if you...