Do I need to pay taxes on large amount of cash gift?
The donor (give) of the gift is usually the one that pays any tax associated with a gift. So in this case, since that's your mother, you'll not...
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The donor (give) of the gift is usually the one that pays any tax associated with a gift. So in this case, since that's your mother, you'll not...
Whenever you file a tax return, the IRS views it as a "claim" and if you're showing a refund, you're claiming you're entitled to that amount back...
So long as the trust is a Grantor (Revocable) trust (and it sounds like it is from your description) there are no tax consequences for the...
From what you're describing it sounds like you're paying $50,000 to dad plus paying the balance of the note (last 10 yeas). If you're paying the...
Sounds like your former employer has realized they've got some issues. And you should not assist them by backdating a W-4. The employment...
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Social Security overpayments don't generally have time repayment limits or fall under the statute of limitations. But there are multiple collection...
You can get copies of all of the tax records that were sent to you (W-2, 1099's, K-1, etc.) from the IRS since they were also sent a copy. Your...
In general, these types of situations are acceptable, but you'll want to review your specific circumstances with a tax professional so you get a...
If you had a deal, then the answer is "No" but as noted the IRS is huge and inefficient, particularly at communication so you may have to fill in...