Brighton, CO
Tax Lawyer at Brighton, CO
Practice Areas: Tax
The question you're asking is whether you still have Colorado source income from the job based in CA, which would allow Colorado to tax the income...
As a general rule, you're correct; if you take a deduction for an item, like a theft loss, and you later recover that money you need to take a...
Make sure you call the 1040 line mentioned in the first post early in the morning (8 or 9 am) as the hold times are less extreme at that time of...
There is not half enough information in this post to give you even a push in the right direction. There are a million ways you could structure a...
If you reside in Colorado--no matter where your employer is located--, the income you make here is Colorado source income so you have to pay...
Technically income is defined under 26 U.S.C. section 61 as any income from any source. So technically if your employer pays for something...
If the money is merely being transferred from account to account, that is not income (nor should there be any gift tax consequences) and thus you...
You should probably consult an attorney who does tax resolution to help you decide if an Offer in Compromise ("OIC") or currently not collectible...
Return getting "kicked out": I'm assuming when you say "kicked out" you mean you're attempting to e-file the return and the IRS won't accept the...
From my understanding, every year the CO S-Corp was doing business in CO, you have to file the form 106 after filing your 1120S form with the IRS. ...
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