Newport Beach, CA
Tax Lawyer at Newport Beach, CA
Practice Areas: Tax, Estate Planning
It is simple to determine the basis of your stock if you buy all of a certain stock in one purchase and then sell it in a single sale.Many times this actually happens.But, there are times when multip...
See Full GuideTo reduce costs for the Social Security Administration, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has announced plans that it will no longer mail annual benefit statements that provide a chronology o...
See Full GuideNew for 2011, business returns for individuals, including Schedule C and Schedule E, Corporations, and Partnerships, will ask whether all required 1099 forms have been, or will be, filed by the busi...
See Full GuideeFiling of tax returns is now mandatory unless the client opts out per IRS regulations. No form will be provided by the Internal Revenue Service to opt out of efiling.Instead, if a taxpayer decides ...
See Full GuideIf you make payments of non-employee compensation to nonresident aliens you will need to withhold Federal Tax using the following rules: U.S. source nonemployee compensation for any amount in exce...
See Full GuideIf you find that you owe more in taxes than you wanted at the end of 2011, there is still time to make certain moves to lower your tax bill. Follow these simple savings below and reap the savings....
See Full GuideThe Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 is still very much in play and is an effective tool for those faced with cancellation of debt income on their home mortgage until December 31, 2012. The...
See Full GuideAs we approach the filing requirements for our 2011 tax returns, it is a good time to take a look at the 2011 pension plan contribution limitations to make sure we are taking full advantage of the tax ...
See Full GuideWith the New Year comes new rules for Forms 1099 that are effective January 1, 2012. This will certainly increase the volume of paperwork required for most businseses with regard to Form 1099. Under th...
See Full GuideIRC Section 104 provides that compensation for injuries and sickness are not taxable and are excluded from income.InBakken v. Commissioner, TCS 2011-55, the court concluded that the disability income...
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