Should I form a 2 member LLC for 19 rental properties in Mississippi in order to protect my personal credit file?

It may too late if you signed all of your rental agreements with your tenants. You would be personally liable for rental agreements that are signed...

UNEMPLOYMENT AND INCOME TAX REFUND CHECK

No. You are required to report earned income. This is income that you have earned from working during the period of your claim.

Should each member of our PLLC form a P.C. to hold their respective membership interests.

I like this strucure for professionals, and have seen it used in the law firm context. The PLLC consists of each attorney professional S.Corp, and...

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Benefits of 51% of an LLC

The governing document of the LLC is the operating agreement. This agreement defines the rights, duties and responsbilities of the parties. It very...

Is my separated wife required to provide me with her social security number in order to file taxes?

Do you have a tax return that you filed jointly from a previous year? If not, order the return from the IRS. You could also demand a copy in a...

LLC Partner is being unresponsive

Mr. Chen is correct. It is the LLC's liability not your personal liability. Your ex-partner may know this, and may be informed that there are not...

Options for correspondence audit?

I previously answered you question. When you have tax problem you cannot resolve, seek professional help. Phillip M. Smith Jr. Los Angeles Tax...

I agree with attorney Sprang. You may have received bad advice, and/or have misconceived ideas about avoiding Maryland Tax if you live in Maryland....

Can I set up a corporation including the word of “college” in CA?

You do not need to put "Corp." "Inc." or any other desgination after a corporation in California if it not some form of special corp. You are only...

What do I file to convert a CA SMLLC to a corporation to avoid the CA LLC fee?

You can convert an LLC in California to a C corp. The question is whether the C corpo. will pay more (or less) tax than than the LLC. You are...