FBAR and gift tax clarity
Yes you are a resident under the substantial presence test. You are also a lawful resident. You must file a FinCen 114 if the non-U.S. account is...
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Yes you are a resident under the substantial presence test. You are also a lawful resident. You must file a FinCen 114 if the non-U.S. account is...
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Under Internal Revenue Code Section 212(3) you can deduct expenses paid or incurred "in connection with the determination, collection, or refund of...
If the company is a disregarded entity, then that is reported on page 1, part 6, question 6. If it is not a disregarded entity, then the value...
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If the homeowner's association does not allow a business, then you cannot avoid that rule just by having money paid to an account that does not...
Yes the IRS can garnish money in a bank account. Yes you probably should move your money to an account of which the IRS is currently unaware. Yes...
Messrs. Cappuccio and Atchley have given you good advice. Since Mr. Atchley is in NY you should pick up the phone and buy some time from him. ...
As Mr. Atchley has advised, the fact that the IRS issued a TIN has absolutely nothing to do with recognition of the trust for income tax purposes. ...
Under the family law order only the father can claim the child tax credit. Under the tax law only you can. So you and the father need to work out...
You've received good advice from Messrs. Cappuccio and Atchley. If you need help you should buy some time from Mr. Atchley since he is licensed in...
If you are selling the mobile home on behalf of someone else, then the tax obligation is not yours individually but yours in a representative...