Worked a 1099 sales job in 2004 and made about 35,000. I never filed taxes because of cancer,etc Been working under the table

I personally don't see the IRS accepting amended returns from 2004, but if you have nothing better to do... The account sounds uncollectable; or...

Whether or how an US single member LLC owned by foreign citizen file federal tax?

I am assuming owner is a natural person; before considering a tax treaty, file a 1040NR with schedule C where LLC reports. Sounds like effectively...

Would this be considered a business activity which is subject to taxation?

Income from the activity is "always" subject to taxation however beware of the hobby loss rules.

Do I have to charge interest on a shareholder loan to a foreign corporation I own, for income tax purposes?

Don't forget to consider potential treaty based positions because if a loan made in that jurisdiction is classified in a certain way then a treaty...

How to lower Corporate Taxes in the USA?

The easiest way to lower corporate taxes is to Vote and ask Congress to change the corporate tax rates. There are other planning options I could...

Do I have to impute interest on a loan I made to a foreign corporation if my tax home is a foreign country with a treaty?

Check to make sure you are correct that shareholder loans are not subject to imputation of income. This was a planning question which means a...

In the Timothy McVeigh related case of JONES v. COMM., 103 AFTR 2d 2009-1474 the court ruled that: “A tax deduction ...."

As indicated, please see a lawyer if you intend to claim a deduction for charitable contribution. To help you obtain some clarity on the matter,...

No, I can't envision a scenario where this would be possible. A 5471 is an "Information Return of U.S. Persons With Respect to Certain Foreign...

You can try to look it up at sunbiz.org or just call the Florida unemployment compensation department and/or Florida Department of Revenue. ...

Does a corporation have to take depreciation every year for income tax purposes?

It would be worth an investment in a tax consultation because without knowing why you don't want to depreciate the property, we are left to assume....