Do i have to give my husband 50% of my tax return if he doesn' t work, it is only my income?

Since you are in a Community Property State, your question is more appropriately going to be able to be answered by a Family Law Attorney, or a...

If you are given permission, or he is willing to do it, what Attorney Zimmerer told you is the easiest way to go. If he won't do that, or won't...

Can I wait to file my business taxes with my wife's income tax by April instead of January 31st?

Not sure what you are looking at January 31st. The deadline to file and pay your 2014 taxes is April 15, 2015. Whether you file joint or...

Immigration/ tax

As a basic rule, a Green Card Holder pays tax as a resident of the United States, for purposes of what is taxable. That is all her income...

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What's the difference for tax purposes of a sole proprietorship and a LLC?

Sort of a difficult question to answer. You will need to talk to an attorney. a single member llc is treated by default as a disregarded entity...

I live in Florida and am thinking about opening a small personal trainer business. I was thinking of filing as an LLC.

The attorneys have clearly and appropriately answered your tax question. /however when you form a business entity, there are state law concerns...

I owe back taxes and have been paying but now I have a levy

You should be doing a financial statement, properly, then comparing that to the amount you owe now. Once you have the financial statement, that...

Is my lease legal?

I am not sure what an LL is. I am wondering if you meant an LLC. Either way, not having a local business privilege tax license does not...

Sold an Investment Property. How do I show taxes?

In General, Selling a property does not mean that the IRS comes back and says "Did you rent this property" But there are so many other things out...

Do I have to report or pay gift tax when I give or receive money from or to a friend who resides in a foreign country?

As far as receiving money from your friend, that will not be taxable to you. It is a gift, and in the US you don't pay tax on gifts received, but...