Am I legally responsible for my deseased Canadian husband's taxes? I am a US citizen.
You are not liable for your deceased husband's taxes in the U.S. I am unfamiliar with Canadian tax law and can not speak to that issue. I suggest...
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You are not liable for your deceased husband's taxes in the U.S. I am unfamiliar with Canadian tax law and can not speak to that issue. I suggest...
If you are nominated as the trustee it does not mean that your are currently the trustee of the trust. It just depends on how the trust is...
If you mean by "salary reduction" that this credit you lost will reduce your taxable income from your salary, the answer is no.
No you cannot. The tenancy was by consent. Did you lease require you to pay the property taxes and now that you are not the rent is being raised?...
Not sure what your question is here. If fraud is being committed you can always report it to the proper authorities.
Not a chance. The three year statute for refunds will not allow you to get the refund.
It is difficult to tell with the minimal facts of your question. If your LLP has assets and is a separate operating entity it is possible the it...
You are taxed on the income that is allocated to you on your K-1. Distributions are not typically taxable unless you receive a distribution in...
He cannot amend a joint return without your signature. If he did he would have had to forge your signature which is of course not legal.
There is an annual exclusion of $13,000 whereby you can make a gift to anyone of this amount and not affect your lifetime gift tax or estate tax...