Can your employer hold your w2 forms if you owe them moey
No, they cannot. The IRS requires they be sent by the end of January, there is no exception for if you owe them money.
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No, they cannot. The IRS requires they be sent by the end of January, there is no exception for if you owe them money.
This gets complicated in that I will assume this is a government job. If so, you have more rights than in the private sector, which are usually...
The both under 18 and less than three years apart can be a defense:...
The landlord would need to decide now, either charge you 1.5 times, or wait and bill you once they know what the actual amount is. That actual...
Yes, you would likely have to honor the two year option, but review the lease carefully as there could be a clause about change in the landlord...
Potentially, though it depends on what your lease said. As in there could be a provision about this situation.
Odds are, even if you sued and won, you would not get consequential damages. As in nothing for the lost business, just what you paid. Otherwise,...
First, you can sue anyone you want. Whether or not it is successful is another matter. That said, suing now would likely mean 6 months until a...
Technically, this could possibly count as a nuisance in a property sense, which you could sue on for injunctive relief to make them stop. But, you...
Review your CC&Rs first, as there could be fines you could impose on residents who fail to abide by the rules. Not sure if the ADA would come into...