Seattle, WA
Tax Lawyer at Seattle, WA
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The business can do a penalty abatement. This is done with a Form 843. But for $1500, you might be better off getting on an installment agreement...
And frankly, even if you filed separately, your refund would have likely been zero unless you had some type of earned income. Christopher...
As the other attorneys pointed out, just because a person is unemployed does not mean they are not receiving taxable income. Unemployment is...
There is nothing she can file to keep the IRS from assessing a late penalty. Just file the normal 1040. Christopher Larson Insight Law <a...
Unfortunately, the custodial parent gets to claim the children. That is the parent that has the children a greater number of days during the year....
The maintenance fee expenses sound questionable if your intent is to write off the future expenses paid, or the past expenses paid. As Attorney...
At this point, it seems irrelevant as to whether she filed for an extension as that date has already passed. She just needs to file the same exact...
It should be a wash because you will get credit for the withholding. However, you should be able to request a W-4 from your employer. Is there any...
Whoever has the child a greater number of days. If it was truly 50/50 for the year, then there are some tie-breaker rules. But it is rarely 50/50....
You can be liable if you were responsible for her estate. Christopher Larson Insight Law <a href="http://www.insightlawfirm.com/">Tax...