Culver City, CA
Tax Lawyer at Culver City, CA
Practice Areas: Tax, Business ... +3 more
There is no provision in the Internal Revenue Code that makes it "illegal" to request a W-9 from a payee. That being said, I don't see the nature...
Please refine your question. What "back taxes" are you referring to = payroll taxes? How past due are they? Have you filed the tax returns = there...
The answer to your question is "probably yes." You will need to modify your agreement with either your agent or your sponsor in order to create you...
Nothing will happen if you have not lived in California since 2007 because you are not a resident unless you declare yourself to be a...
The IRS does not collect funds for the State of Calfornia. Contact a tax practitioner and have him/her review your documents to determine the...
A member to an LLC can be compensated in many forms. The goods, services, insurance, employee benefit plans etc. . . The real question is what are...
Yes. If your are employed by the business, you are required by law to be on the payroll in addition to being entitled to profit sharing.
This question is confusing. You keep referring to the corp. as "I." If the corporation is acutally "you" and you are living in California, you will...
There is no time limit to accept a buyout offer, unless you have provisions for this in a shareholder's agreement or in you by-laws.
First of all you neeed to file your tax returns to receive your refunds. There is a statute of limitations on refunds. If you file after the...
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