How does one determine what the IRS considers "reasonable compensation"? Maximum gross income is $2,000 monthly
It depends on what is the overall income. Generally there are special tax rules depending on status. See either a CPA or tax attorney.
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It depends on what is the overall income. Generally there are special tax rules depending on status. See either a CPA or tax attorney.
As stated by my colleagues, you will have to run what you have done by an IP attorney showing the source materials and other information so that...
The answer is maybe. It depends on the usage and surrounding text and disclaimers. Trademarks (of which SuperBowl is one) has certain rules that...
You not only need to ensure that the product is not counterfeit, but that it has been sold to you by someone who is permitted to sell the products...
If law enforcement were going to contact you regarding this matter, they would have already if it was reported in November. You would be best to...
You are benefiting from ad or other sales related to your site or else why would you provide such a service for free? Regardless, you must pay for...
Your question is unclear. Are you the employee? Then how would the employer breach the agreement?
This IP agreement would most likely not be upheld as it is too overreaching and non-compliant with California law. You need to have someone either...
This is going to be a very difficult case for a variety of reasons -- not withstanding the emotional and financial costs. You will have to prove...
Not necessarily. Each determination is made on a case by case basis depending on the facts and evidence.