What are the tax advantages and benefits of having corporate bank account vs a personal bank account?

A separate corporate bank account provides the following benefits: 1. Makes it easier to track business and personal expenses. 2. Presents...

Can I travel internationally (I am a permanent resident) if i owe around $80,000 in back taxes??

https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/after-green-card-granted/international-travel-permanent-resident Does travel outside the United States affect...

What tax form to use with Employment Authorization Document

First, I assume you mean a W-7 and not W-9, since a W-9 is not used by individual taxpayers. Second, if you have an EAD then you need to apply for...

I haven't got my tax refund for 2015

When you say you got rid of the wrong one, did you send it back to the IRS? If you didn't send it back, they are probably doing a refund trace to...

I owe back taxes. I just received letter in mail. Will this affect my husband from becoming a citizen?

The failure to pay taxes or the failure to file an honest tax return may result in a finding that you lack good moral character, which is required...

You can sue for just about anything, but would it really be worth it? What are your specific damages? A few months is reasonable time depending on...

My ex wife filed her taxes as divorced and she's not divorced so that my son could get more money from Fasfa to go to college.

Separated parents don’t have to be legally separated to be treated the same as divorced couples, but they can’t be living in the same residence....

Am I considered a resident alien for tax purpose? (F-1 student)

You are a tax resident if you meet the substantial presence test. To meet this test, you must be physically present in the United States (U.S.) on...

Missed the double taxation

1. Are you a US tax resident, permanent resident, citizen? Did you meet the substantial presence test? It's impossible to tell you if you need to...

Sales tax for event website in Texas?

This activity might be a taxable service under TX Tax Code Section 151.0101, as an "amusement service". Also, I recommend anyone starting a new...