Claiming my g-son on tax refund
I agree with attorney you would need to qualify as a qualifying relative. From your facts it does not appear that you will qualify under this...
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I agree with attorney you would need to qualify as a qualifying relative. From your facts it does not appear that you will qualify under this...
Since you filed the returns as Joint returns you are jointly liable with your husband for these taxes. The IRS has a 10 year statute of...
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I agree with the other attorneys. You can claim the exemption so long as you qualify under the qualifying relative test.
Yes, you are allowed to roll over your 401K to a qualified plan. You should do this as a trustee to trustee transfer if possible. Otherwise, if...
This is unusual, but he may qualify under the qualifying child or qualifying relative test as discussed by the other attorney. You just need to...
If you file a joint return your refund can be levied for the back child support. If you do not want her to be affected, file as Married Filing...
The technically correct answer is yes. However, you are better off selling the property yourself. You may receive a higher overall sales price...
It is not taxable to your mother to receive a gift. You will receive a $26,000 gift exclusion between you and your wife (split gift). The split...
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Again, please refer to previous response to this question.