I run an eCommerce business in both Virginia and Florida. Can i save on taxes by registering primarily living in Florida?

These are very specific questions that require the skills of a Tax Attorney. This forum is designed to answer general questions. I recommend...

Will my wife technically own half my house?

This is more of a family law question since it is related to assets (or potential assets) purchased during a marriage. Outside of a post-nuptial...

Can we fill Free Waiver Form I-912 if our annual total income in 22th column of 1040 Tax Form shows lower 10k?

This is really an immigration question. I am changing the practice area so you receive the most accurate responses. You can also likely read...

Does my mother's lump sum pension benefit back payment count toward gross income in determining dependent status?

It is income in the year received. If she received the back pay in 2018 then that pension income will need to be reported on 2018 taxes.

Is there a way to protect our son’s Downpayment from federal restitution lien?

Perhaps you may want to speak with a tax professional regarding setting up the property in a trust. Or maybe the son would be interested in...

I live onsite and employer deducted rent pretax but doesn't show as income earned at end of year..is it screwing me for social s

You should ask the employer for a corrected W-2 to include the amount of the rent.

This a very specific question that has significant tax ramifications. I would suggest a tax opinion letter prepared by a professional that cites...

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I forgot to file two 1098 to my tax return form.

I would recommend amending since those figures on the form with modify your adjusted gross income and/or taxable income. Plus the IRS receives...

How I can get my taxes and not have it have it mailed in

If your return was electronically filed then you will need to file an amended return by paper. If you need immediate assistance because it is...

Who files an amend if i claimed my daughter and she claimed herself?

If you paid for more than 50% of the expenses for the child then it seems that exemption should follow to you.