I am being charged tax on a rented room & have lived in florida for 6 months. is this legal?

I'm afraid so. You should consider relocating to another place that doesn't charge you after 30 days. THESE COMMENTS ARE NOT LEGAL ADVICE. They...

Is there any way around the 10% penalty for pulling retirement funds if you use it to purchase a primary residence?

It doesn't sound like you will qualify for the exception to the penalty under your circumstances. The penalty is deductible on your tax...

I owe taxes from a previous business I owned

Based on the facts you provided, it sounds like the IRS could potentially pursue you under the alter-ego theory. If the business is exactly the...

I was the victim of a hit & run but arrested with a dui even though parked when police arrived. How to approach this?

You were still in control of the car and can still technically be charged. However, a skilled DUI attorney should be able to get a favorable...

How long until I'm charged???

If they haven't charged you by now, there is a good chance that they will not charge you. However, until those two years are up, there is always...

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Will i go to jail? And for how long?

You don't mention it, but I'll assume that your probation DID NOT end when you turned 18 and you were still on probation when you got the DUI. If...

About Dui law

Assuming your friend enters a plea of guilty, he would get the first minimums. These penalties may be enhanced if he blew a high BAC or if there...

DUI SCHOOL FLORIDA HELP!

It all depends on the terms of your sentence. You don't specify if the judgment states you must enroll or complete the treatment program. THESE...

At what point does my ex-husband no longer have the right to claim my daughter as a tax exemption?

The IRS is not governed by the terms of your divorce decree. Based on the IRS rules and guidelines, you are entitled to claim your daughter. ...

How can I change our child support order to allow me to declare the kids as my dependents for tax purposes?

It is true that the IRS is not bound by the state court's ruling. However, if you knowingly violate the court order, you may be found in contempt...