Baltimore, MD
Tax Lawyer at Baltimore, MD
Practice Areas: Tax, Business, Employment & Labor
To build on what Mr. Russel already said, when deciding what sort of entity to form, you should consider (among other things), how you want to be...
I think your assumption that an LLC suits you best is correct, but here are two things to consider between Corporations and LLCs. 1....
Per IRS Instruction 1040(2015) (link below), people who live in Texas generally mail their tax returns to: Internal Revenue Service P.O. Box...
The answer, at least as far as the I.R.S. is concerned, is "maybe, but probably not." I'm not a MN attorney, so I don't know about state taxes...
The I.R.S. can and does deny tax payer proposed "Installment Agreements" (pay the debt in full, over time) and "Offer-in-Compromise" (where the IRS...
I hate to tell you, but the answer is "maybe" and "it depends". The general rule is all income received in 2015 is taxes in 2015 (even if it...
Generally speaking, you should have been claiming depreciation the whole time, and your basis should reflect the depreciation you should have...
I recommend you file as "married, filing separately." It does not sound like your wife is someone who can be trusted. I have seen and heard of...
To build on what Mr. Taylor said, it's a long standing maxim that "time does not run against the king." Check that letter carefully for clues...
I always recommend filing a tax return. First, it may be that you are entitled to a refund, and you can't get the refund if you don't ask for it. ...
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