Is it legal for my employer to pay me by personal check? I haven’t got a paystub in over six months.
Your employer can pay you with any type of check but it sounds like s/he is actively avoiding her duty to report your wages to the IRS and Social...
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Your employer can pay you with any type of check but it sounds like s/he is actively avoiding her duty to report your wages to the IRS and Social...
If someone has a judgment against you they can levy any source available including your tax refunds. Your old landlord may choose to levy your tax...
You and your daughter will be better protected by preparing an estate plan (will+trust+power of attorney).
I will begin by assuming OR refers to the state of Oregon (they are quite aggressive in collecting back taxes). You will have to determine first...
See IRS publication 15-B here: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p15b#en_US_2019_publink1000193699 "Lodging on Your Business Premises You can...
The IRS will not hold you responsible for any debts owed by another person just because you claim them as a dependent on your return. To...
It is unclear from the information provided what was the source of that currency. The US taxes income not assets like cash. Any transaction which...
You certainly can report them by filing a whistleblower claim (https://www.irs.gov/compliance/whistleblower-informant-award) but you will be...
The IRS has a simple Q&A online to make that determination: https://www.irs.gov/help/ita/do-i-need-to-file-a-tax-return
Your employer should provide a pay stub or similar document showing the gross income received and any withholding or deductions taken.