What are the tax implications of converting an S-Corporation into a C-Corporation?
If this is an asset acquisition of the S-Corp's assets by the C-Corp then it may creat taxable transactions for the S-Corp if the assets are "sold"...
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If this is an asset acquisition of the S-Corp's assets by the C-Corp then it may creat taxable transactions for the S-Corp if the assets are "sold"...
It sounds like you have two options. Either divide the income proportionately between NJ and the other state of partial residence, or declare the...
Agree with my colleague. You'll likely need a local license and also may have some for of sales tax reporting in addition to potential income tax...
Absolutely. Amend the returns with the proper status using 1040X, explain the situation in the explanation section and provide corrected returns.
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This is a situation where the question you're asking makes sense and is answered by the experts who've weighed in but the more important question...