While I can't speak for actual dollar pricing. I can tell you that many attorneys will charge a flat fee for dealing with an estate plan and/or...

Generally, life insurance is not a taxable item and is specifically excluded from the income tax return. Also, You may need assistance in dealing...

We obtained property through a set-aside. We sold it for 115,000. How do we report for taxes?

Actually, I CPA doesn't have to be based in Nevada to file income taxes. Also, Nevada is one of 7 states that doesn't have a state income tax and...

I want information on tax liability for an inhierted IRA>

If you take the money out in lump sum, you will be taxed on the amount that is distributed to you. There is a strategy that may fit that allows you...

NJ Class loan took tax return refund 2014, 2015. How do I know if I am getting credit towards garnishment?

i would agree here. Calling the lender directly and acquiring a statement should show payments that they have received. if no payments show on the...

Will a creditor representing a hospital agree to simply garnish tax returns each year?

For a creditor to collect, normally they seek current assets that exist. Since you have no assets, to go any collection at all, they would likely...

In Florida, can I be taxed by the IRS if I refuse to insure my estranged 18 year old? Can hospitals go after us instead of her?

An additional note - The 26 year old rule permits parents to keep a child on the policy through age 26. There is no requirement to keep that child...

IRS letter

The IRS will need to be contacted directly or you can hire a tax expert to represent you in negotiating with the IRS. This is a common problem...

My uncle passed away December 21, 2016. He had no Will or Power of Attorney, but did have a beneficiary on a retirement policy.

If a beneficiary is listed on the 401(k) then whomever is listed as the beneficiary will likely receive these proceeds. Also, if a beneficiary is...

Is there a form to the irs to show I got less than 5 million from a living parent.

Your parent will need to file a gift tax return. Any gift that exceeds 14,000 is considered a taxable gift. In other words, when a taxable gift...