Kentucky taxes owed me (i think), resident or non-resident status?

As my fellow counselors have noted, you should hire experienced local tax counsel to address your issue, since it is esoteric in nature. Good luck!

The IRS is demanding we pay the late fees and penalties owed on a company we dissolved in 2011. No liabilities, just late filing

I need more information to answer the question that you have posed. For example, was the holding company a partnership? If so, then the IRS could...

How exactly is LLC in california taxed on funds not spent during year and left over?

Based upon the information that you have provided, your LLC had gross receipts of $20,000 and expenses of $70,000, and a loss of $50,000. ...

Does the tax assessors office have time limits on completing Claim for Reassessment Exclusions? Been 20 weeks.

As my fellow colleagues have mentioned, it takes a long time to receive responses from county tax assessors' offices to requests for reassessment...

What ways can be children be claimed on taxes and what is the benefit of "sharing"?

The tax law does not allow parents to "split" a dependency exemption for any given year. Parents instead will often agree to claim dependent...

Concerns about FATCA and moving to Ecuador

As the other attorneys have mentioned, I don't believe that you have to worry about paying tax on your home sale proceeds merely because you...

My mother is selling her mineral well and is wanting to give me 50,000 dollars. I live in NM and she lives in Texas. what to do?

My colleague has provided you with an excellent and comprehensive response to your question. Your mother should hire him. In addition, your...

If you are married, you CANNOT file your tax return using the "Single" filing status. As Mr. Zellinger has aptly stated, a married person...

If I do not pay federal income tax on my earnings, am I a tax cheat?

By not paying income taxes on your wages, you are cheating on your taxes. There is absolutely no validity to the wacky theories that you have...

Tax evasion?

The amounts at issue are almost certainly far too small for the IRS to take any criminal interest in the taxpayer's case. However, the IRS could...