Tax collected by landlord, no taxes paid to state.

I agree with Mr. Donnini's response. If you are serious you will be helping yourself and your state government.

If your lawsuit settlement is paid to you in the form of a paycheck with Social Security and Medicare tax withheld, it is considered “earned...

Business relation agreement or partnership agreement, how to proceed?

It sounds like a joint venture would be a good option for you. This way, you can retain a good amount of control. But, you really need a tax...

How do I withhold taxes for a foreign investor

IRS Form W-8BEN and NRA Withholding. Generally, a foreign person is subject to U.S. tax on his/her U.S. source income. Investment income subject to...

I am my ex husbands caretaker and live at his house . I collect SIS and do not pay taxes . Can he claim me on his taxes ?

Dependents are categorized into two sub-types: qualifying child or qualifying relative. I don't believe that you would fall under either category.

Taxes

Not sure what type of tax id number you have (TIN vs EIN). But, a tax id number is for paying taxes not an authorization to work per se.

NC is billing my husband for taxes from 2007 and we dispute them for several reasons. My question is do we have a legal basis?

Yes you probably have grounds to dispute. But, you really need to get a full consultation with a review of all the documents to give your chosen...

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Can the I.R.S. take back taxes out of my first disability check? waiting for hearing on the disability.

If you owe back taxes under the Federal Levy Payment Program the IRS can take 15% to pay back taxes. Before doing so, you are given a notice of the...

Can I still file income taxes if I don't provide w-9 form to my employee. I might quit this work soon

I will assume that you meant to say that your employer hired you without a W9. I am going to ignore the possible labor law involved in the...

Can CCU keep state taxes if the bill owe is my husbands but the tax refund is in both our names ?

This depends on if you filed together. I am not sure about MD taxes. But, for the IRS if you filed married filing jointly you are equally...