How to keep my new husband from being liable?
Your tax filing status should have no effect on whether he would be liable for your previous bills. Prepare your returns both jointly and...
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Your tax filing status should have no effect on whether he would be liable for your previous bills. Prepare your returns both jointly and...
You certainly can. Are you talking about incorporating in Florida, but managing it from Georgia? Why would you want to do it that way?
The previous answers you received are both correct. No attorney can accurately answer your questions and give you advice until he or she knows the...
In general, yes, the borrower still owes money to the estate. Evidently, the only proof here is the trail of prior payments made by the borrower. ...
Without knowing the facts of your case history, no reputable attorney will more than hazard a guess. The IRS rarely seizes a house, but the fact...
If you owe the money, either from your audit or from your return, do nothing at this point. You can wait until the DOR contacts you demanding...
Yes, you could be sued, but likely could escape liability. Until an attorney looks at your documents, and explores the extent of your...
Did you file Form 3949-A? There is a small chance that the IRS will get around to investigating it. There is also a large chance that it will...
This appears to outright theft. The IRS will not be as interested as you might think if your step daughter is not a professional tax return...
Yes, you can do this, but it might eventually have complications. Yours is a complex scenario, and you should not rely on a website for such a...