Newport Beach, CA
Tax Lawyer at Newport Beach, CA
Practice Areas: Tax, Estate Planning
So You received Worker's Compensation benefits and now you are wondering if you have to include this amount in your taxable income. You do not have to pay tax on the benefits that you received if you r...
See Full GuideThe new tax bill signed by President Obama on Friday extends through 2012 the "Bush" tax cuts on income, capital gains and dividends. The new bill also extends unemployment benefits by 13 months. Th...
See Full GuideOn Friday President Obama signed into law the largest tax cut since the Bush tax cuts ten years ago. This was clearly a compromise bill between the democrats and republicans. Mr. Obama was pressured by...
See Full GuideToday I am going to talk to you about Three Methods to Provide Asset Protection to Your Wealth. This is not a complete list, but Three easy to implement common methods that any estate can take advantag...
See Full GuideA National Research Project Audit (NRP) is something you do not wish upon your worst enemy. It is an audit conducted by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) where they look at every single line item of y...
See Full GuideIf Congress does not make any changes before the end of the year the Bush changes that affected the estate tax will completely sunset on January 1, 2011. For 2010, since we had no changes to the law we...
See Full GuideAs we approach the end of the calendar year the question always arises: "Should I make any gifts before the end of the year?" The Internal Revenue Code gives us a gift each year whereby we can make a g...
See Full GuideThe most important thing to remember if you cannot pay your income taxes is that you should still file your income tax return. When you file pay as much as you can to reduce penalties and interest. The...
See Full GuideInjured Spouse Rule: If you have an unpaid tax liability an file a tax return whereby you are entitled to a refund, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can keep your refund and apply it against the lia...
See Full GuideGenerally, Alimony is included as taxable income to the recipient and is a tax deduction for the person paying. On the other hand, Child Support is not included in the taxable income of the recipient,...
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