When i get a tax id for my fathers trust what address do i use

You can go online to the IRS website at www.irs.gov to obtain a tax id for the Trust. You will receive the tax id instantly (assuming that the IRS...

I would agree with the previous post if the Trust is a "Revocable" Trust. But, if the Trust is an Irrevocable Trust as you state, then things...

Based on the facts presented, it would appear that you would be able to claim the dependency exemption. In order to claim your kids, you must have...

How long a tax payer required to keep the documents in support of his federal and California returns?

I agree with the previous post that you should keep your supporting docs for at least 6 years. The audit time starts from April 15 of the year...

You are not entitled to deduct any expenses for using your home for business purposes unless the expenses are attributalbe to a portion of the home...

If you go to prison and your wife removes 6,000.00 from your personal unemployment and files your taxes without permision lgal

I agree with the prior post. More information is needed to answer your question. Can a wife file a joint tax return without the consent and...

Can I deduct travel, hotel and meals expenses if I worked 'temporarily' for part of the year?

The quick answer is yes. Sometimes the IRS frowns upon the fact that an employee receives a W-2 and a 1099 from the same company during the year. ...

What does a business that manufactures Distilled spirits need from the Fire Department for approval?

Each local jurisdiction is different, but usually the Fire Department is called out when the city is issuing a business license. The city wants to...

Can I claim my grandson for income tax and have custody of him.

It would appear that your grandson would qualify as your dependent as either a qualifying child or a qualifying relative. The prior post points...

My mother died Sept 21, 2012. I was her caretaker and lived with her for 6 years to the end. Sister has taken over forcing meout

Consult an experience attorney to discuss your particular situation. Without reviewing any of the estate planning documents (including the will),...