Is there an attorney that would help reduce this amount or help us fight because we don’t think we should be charged.?
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Answered on May 16, 2022
Thanks for the question, there are options to reduce tax, penalty and interest owed to the Illinois Department of Revenue. You should probably...
Will I need a lawyer?
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Answered on May 16, 2022
Usually the IRS will advise what information they received that is causing them to question what was placed on the return.
You should consult...
Are unemployment payments taxable income? And, what benefit is there, if any, to have federal income tax withheld from them?
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Answered on May 16, 2022
Yes, unemployment income is taxable income at the Federal level. There was a potential for an exclusion from income of $10,200 (depending on...
Ebay and 1099's?
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Answered on May 06, 2022
I agree with Ms. Willi for moving forward, but that still begs the question of what to be done about the past. The IRS (may) expect to see revenue...
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What is the cost basis for tax purposes? Is it claimed on this years taxes or when I sell?
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Answered on August 01, 2017
I believe the IRS would likely conclude that you have received two different cost basis in the property. The first you received when your mother...
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If the IRS is not allowed to regulate tax preparers. Can the IRS criminal division investigate tax preparers
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Answered on July 06, 2017
I agree with all of the attorneys who have posted; I would also tell you that if you have been notified by the Department of Justice that you have...
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Can I partly carry S-Corp Net Operating Loss to both past and future years?
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Answered on July 06, 2017
The general rules surrounding NOL's are that you must carry back the NOL two years before the current year return, then to the preceding year...
How do I appeal an IRS lock-in letter?
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Answered on July 06, 2017
There is a detailed process; it may require more than a W-4 submission. You will likely also be requested to supply current pay stubs for all jobs...
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Capital gain taxes
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Answered on February 25, 2015
Yes you will have to pay taxes and more information is necessary. Contact your a CPA or Attorney to help you.
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What process do we need to go through for taxes when we hire an employee for a "trial period" and decide not to keep them on?
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Answered on February 13, 2015
You answered your own question within the question. Because you consider the worker an "employee" rather than an "independent contractor" you must...
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