Would that be alimony or reportable to the IRS or not?
It's not alimony unless you are divorced and it's provided for in the divorce decree or property division agreement that states it is alimony,...
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It's not alimony unless you are divorced and it's provided for in the divorce decree or property division agreement that states it is alimony,...
You should file your married filing separate return. The general rule in Texas, a community property state, is to report 1/2 of both yours and hers...
You might consider an affidavit of heirship. I assume from your facts there is no will.
I agree with Mr Zagara's comments - you should get credit for taxes withheld even if company did not remit them to IRS. The officers of the company...
You may want to go ahead and take care of the 2016 tax situation. However, I would recommend you not be in a hurry to take action on tax years that...
First - your question is confusing. A stipend is income and expenses are an expense. I assume you are asking if a stipend you receive is includible...
An LLC may be an appropriate choice, but that choice, as well as whether the LLC should elect to be a corporation, S corporation, or partnership,...
The least you should do is appear at the court hearing, and ask the Judge for more time. Generally, the Judge with continue the Hearing for 60 - 90...
You probably will have to show proof of filing your tax returns. Copies of the filed returns should be sufficient. If you don't have copies of the...
Yes - if she meets the substantial presence test for being a US resident for income tax purposes, she can file a domestic return Form 1040 1040A or...