Seattle, WA
Tax Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Tax
You can correct a return if you filed as single. You have three years to file jointly if you filed separately. What you can never do, is go back to...
These 3 questions encompass three entirely different areas of law, none of which are tax. You should repost as separate questions in the proper...
You would need to speak with a Florida tax professional, but even if you sell property at a loss in Washington State, there are still excise tax...
I wouldn't jump to that conclusion until you call and speak with them. be prepared to establish that you were not doing business in their state...
Self-employment income is special because of the employment taxes. Because of the employment taxes, his requirement to file kicks in if he makes...
As attorney Rothenburg states, you will be given credit for these payments if he pays them to the government or not. And that is a big "if." The...
How does he claim you as a dependent? Do you mean that you file jointly? If so, you are technically liable for the taxes as well. Christopher...
It sounds like you might need to do an Offer in Compromise. You would need to contact a local tax attorney to see if you qualify. Christopher...
This is not dependent on what you put the money into after the sale. The exclusion of gain applies if you sell your principal residence. You can...
It sounds like no. But you may need to go back and amend your tax return as Married Filing Separately. If your son is a dependent, and you lived...