Who files taxes for an LLC?
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Answered on February 06, 2023
This issue should have been addressed in the sales agreement. Any attorney worth his/her salt would have included such a provision in the sales...
I received a 1099 for 2022 for 10,336.79 I did not work for them in 2022 I did some work for them in 2021 paid taxes on that
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Answered on February 06, 2023
Ask them to issue a revised 1099. If they refuse, you will have to report the income on your income tax return and then back it out elsewhere. ...
In Florida if I file Married filing separately and we are heading for divorce can he take half of my return if he owes anything?
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Answered on February 06, 2023
IRS will only issue a refund check to both of you if you file a joint return.
Can I keep up taxes on a property, and own it afterwards, or get my money back.
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Answered on February 06, 2023
Agree with Mr. Isquith. If you pay someone else's property tax, that does not give you any ownership rights in that property.
Do I require a lease agreement for room & board if using 529 plan for college student living at home?
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Answered on February 06, 2023
The rule with IRS is "substance over form" but they still look at the form. Get a lease.
Where is the Visa Card I won for Christmas?.
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Answered on February 06, 2023
Regardless of whether you received the amount on the 1099, you need to report that amount on your income tax return. Otherwise, you will receive...
How would I file my tax return, if my I130 is processing? Would I file as married jointly and apply for W7 to get ITIN #?
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Answered on February 06, 2023
If you are married, then file as a married taxpayer. Apply for ITIN for spouse.
What do I do when I claimed s-0 on my federal taxes and my employer never paid the federal taxes from my check?
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Answered on February 05, 2023
Agree with Mr. Cowan. If you want to have more tax withheld from each paycheck, then file a new W4 with your employer.
What is the difference between cash advances and being over paid in wages due to payroll errors?
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Answered on February 05, 2023
This is not really a tax law question, but an employment law issue. The question is whether your employer can legally retroactively adjust your...
Can someone file this year's income tax returns if they have unfiled returns from previous year(s)?
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Answered on February 04, 2023
You should absolutely file for this year (2022), even if you have unfiled returns from previous years.
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