Baltimore, MD
Tax Lawyer at Baltimore, MD
Practice Areas: Tax, Business, Employment & Labor
If I understand correctly, you are concerned that if the bank forgives your loan, in full or in part, you will owe taxes on that forgiveness. That...
If I understand correctly, you are a college student, and you have taken out a student loan in excess of tuition. The excess will be given to you...
A CPA could represent you in this, but I suggest you seriously consider a tax attorney. Its my opinion that CPAs do their best work in tax...
Generally speaking, any gain from the sale of investments is capital gain. If you own an asset for less than one year before selling it, the gain...
The EITC, in its current form, is a refundable tax credit (meaning you can get a refund in excess of the the taxes you owe without the credit). ...
The Wyoming state government has a website with information about starting a business (link below). That may be a good place to start. I doubt...
One, in the future, avoid naming names in public posts like this. Its bad manners, and you might be sued for slander. Two, credit reports are...
I suggest you take a look at the IRS Guide to U.S. Taxes for Aliens (meaning persons who are not U.S. citizens, not little green men from Mars). ...
Keep plugging away at SSA, and keep records of your efforts (when you talk to them, who you talk to, etc.) You may also want to call your...
It is possible that your family qualified for the Earned Income Tax Credit. The EITC is a refundable credit (meaning you can get a refund in...
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