Need to Force Turnover of Tax Records from Corporate Officer

S-Corp designation is more of a federal filing status as a pass thru entity, than a true label of the rights and duties of the members, partners or...

What should I look for when buying an existing business

It is too good to be true. The first step is to figure why the current owner is not making money. Question yourself, he if can't keep his payroll...

Can I sue this hospital?

There are special statutes of limitations on medical malpractice claims, that vary from state to state. You may need to file suit to protect the...

I drive a semi truck for a owner operator and he is not paying my correct pay.

Yes, on your facts, you have a wage claim. Over the road truck divers are commonly paid cents per mile driven. Generally, the employer is required...

Can my employer take taxes out of my gratuities/tips from my paycheck and if so how much do they take?

Yes, I agree that $500 each for withholding and SUI, FUI and FICA seems suspicious, its too even of a split. However, you are required to report...

You are required to report income from any activity in California. How much California tax you pay, if any, depends on the familiar formula of...

There are organizational, business and legal pitfalls. All can be avoided if the business entity structure, and the business plan, are put...

What is the statute of limitations on personal income tax audits in California?

Generally the FTB has 4 years to assess tax from the due date of the return or when the return was filed, whichever is later. If no return was...

Am I able to claim head of house hold even if me and my spouse have an income? Payroll department told me no. Is this true?

The IRS website has an interactive series of questions that will help you determine your correct filing status. The link is...

I am not a US citizen, I have a US property listed on a rental website, can I use someone else's tax number?

No. What you propose is tax fraud. The US tax net is intended to prevent income earned in the U.S. from escaping taxation, hence the 30%...