Kevin Matthew Sayed

Kevin Matthew Sayed's Answers (366)

Greenville, NC

Tax Lawyer at Greenville, NC

Practice Areas: Tax, Business ... +2 more

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If I file a voluntary dismissal in a civil action, what are the costs that may be taxed to me, the plaintiff?

Kevin's answer | Answered on October 24, 2013

These are court costs and fees, not taxes. The fees are usually listed on websites for the particular court you case involves (Superior, District,...

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Single owner s corp in NC. Looking at tax effects of S Corp becoming a 50% owner of a new llc for a new business opportunity.

Kevin's answer | Answered on October 24, 2013

If your S-Corp owns an interest in the LLC (jointly as 50/50 owner) the LLC will generally pass-through items of gain/loss/deductions based on the...

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An IRS auditor has requested a copy of my quickbooks file that contains info beyond the scope of the audit period. Must I comply

Kevin's answer | Answered on October 24, 2013

I would only provide the auditor with ONLY the exact information related to the audit. If your files have information about other clients or other...

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Can you please help with this question?

Kevin's answer | Answered on October 24, 2013

If you have nothing to hide I recommend contacting the IRS or amending the forms you previously filed. If this was truly a clerical error then...

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My husband can not speak or write can i use the TotalLegal forms and it be legit for all power of attorney? Thank You

Kevin's answer | Answered on October 24, 2013

You should consult with an attorney to have these forms drafted. Due to the physical impairments your spouse suffers questions as to undue...

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Or. Dept. of Revenue sent audit notice after settlement offer was accepted and paid. Can they do this to me? This was settled.

Kevin's answer | Answered on October 23, 2013

Simply filing your tax returns or entering into a settlement payment plan (even if accepted without notice of adjustment) generally has no...

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