How to prevent unpaid payroll taxes/fraud from taking place?

A payroll Service can help, but the same issues apply unless the other partner is looking at the Payroll Summaries. Hopefully your friend is still...

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We are an LLC, property management company, can we have an attorney draft a new lease if no commission is involved? Thank you

Ok I will ask the question "what is the concern about having a commission and it's affect on using an attorney to draft a new lease" Normally...

It is not clear how and why you applied for the ITIN Number. Often people submit it, along with a Tax Return. If that is the case, then it sounds...

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File BK or keep fighting IRS? Tax lien received for 90K. Seattle, WA

Ok, this isn't an easy answer. As a rule, Bankruptcy should only be considered when you have other liabilities than the IRS, just because there is...

Do I need a tax attorney to fill out an IRS Form 2553?

If you are doing it for a corporation, you shouldn't be filling out any part with income beneficiary and Trust Name. Only fill out Parts I and II,...

Should a K-1 Tax schedule show how much you've earned from a trust fund, for the particular tax year?

What is showing up on the K-1 is information that affects your individual income tax situation. The amount of money you get is determined either...

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Limited liability company

If the LLC wants to continue, they can pay the late fee, and the regular fee, and get the LLC reinstated retroactively back to the time before it...

The IRS can not take your property for taxes owed by someone else than you. However, the danger lies in jointly owned property, such as a bank...

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Can one give money for an agreement where the person that receives the money cannot talk to or contact a third party? In Fl & Ma

This seems a bit unusual and confusing. You can not be held to a promise made by two other people. As I understand it, your ex owed money to...

Pennsylvania is an "at will" state, unless you specifically have a contract that says otherwise, or as the previous poster indicated, have some...