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Can a debtor transfer money to transiently protect it from a judgement creditor, but only to pay fed taxes after Chap 7?
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Answered on December 22, 2016
The best way would have been to send the money to the IRS before filing BK.
In essence what you've done is use a trustee (the friend) to hold YOUR...
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Why is an insurance carrier demanding that I provide a W-9
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Answered on December 22, 2016
The law says if you (the insurance company) pay someone (you) more than $600 in a year in the course of your (insurance company) trade or business,...
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Should I pay current or back taxes?
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Answered on November 18, 2016
It is better to pay the current taxes and not the older taxes. If you pay the older taxes but not in full and you incur a new tax debt, you are...
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My Husband Just Won and I Need Advise
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Answered on November 18, 2016
Your question has already been answered, but I will caution you I have represented five or six lottery winners. Two were for audits and three were...
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We are buying a home the IRS is holding us back because we don't file income tax and haven't for 20 yrs what can we do
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Answered on September 09, 2016
How do you know (or how does IRS know) you don't owe any taxes? You haven't filed any returns. And unless you have inheritances/gifts or a lot of...
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How else would the IRS have record of a worker's income if no W2 or 1099 form was ever filed?
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Answered on April 12, 2016
I know where you're going with this. But at least I understand that most minimum security federal prisons are quite nice.
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Should I report cancellation of debt even with no 1099-C received? I'm insolvent now, but I will not be if 1099-C comes later.
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Answered on March 19, 2016
The debt is "forgiven" (the tax consequence happened) regardless of whether or when a 1099 is issued. It's not a 1099 that creates the tax event;...
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Question on taxes on 1099-C income due to a foreclosure. Two CPA's have given me different directions....
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Answered on February 07, 2016
Section 1231, huh? A tax-free exchange, huh? ok, where's the exchange? There wasn't one, 1231 is inapplicable.
You have a bifurcated transaction....
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Do I still have a tax Leon after all these years its been 25 years
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Answered on February 04, 2016
Where do you think the lien was filed? Which county? Search the public records on line for that county and see if there is one. See if it is...
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1099-C
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Answered on February 04, 2016
Simple answer: if you know how much it was for, and if you were insolvent (fair market value of ALL your assets exceeded the amount of ALL your...