My daughter is 18 & decided to move out on her own to be closer to college. She moved into her aunts house.

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Why won't the IRS my $13,771 that i incorrectly paid in 2016?

Refund matters with the IRS have several moving pieces that can only be addressed once the attorney has the requisite information. As a...

Is probate inheritance taxed?

To give you a complete answer, an attorney would need to know a few more facts about the estate, decedent and beneficiaries. Generally, if the...

How would I obtain an ITIN for my client?

Check and see if your client can visit an IRS Acceptance Agent in his or her home country. I have found this proecdrue to be the fastest way to get...

Are there any programs that help with past due property taxes?

Most real estate taxes are handled on the county, township or city level. The local tax agency is the best person to ask. Contact your local tax...

You have a few moving parts to this question. As a general rule, life insurance with a named beneficiary is not part of the estate. It pays...

How do I decline being the personal representative? My dad died in CO but left his half of a Florida business to my brother.

Im sorry to hear that you have family conflict but you are wise to recognize the potential conflict and smart to decline to serve. I’m not sure...

You will probably need to open a probate. If your friend was a Florida resident and the car is titled in Florida, this may qualify for a summary...

If my california company sells a custom built research equipment to a university in New Hampshire, should I charge sales tax?

The California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) has a taxpayer assistance program that can answer the question. See the following website for how to...

Can I legally change the deed on my home after my husband died is we co-owned and I am the beneficiary?

As long as the deed is Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship (JTWROS) or Tenants by the Entirety (TBE), you can change the deed.