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How is it "off the books" if you pay the taxes? Christopher Larson www.insightlawfirm.com www.insightlawfirm.wordpress.com
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How is it "off the books" if you pay the taxes? Christopher Larson www.insightlawfirm.com www.insightlawfirm.wordpress.com
You don't decide whether you are an IC or employee. The person paying you must determine what you are and assume the risk if they are wrong. There...
There are usually exclusions under state law if you just make a small amount of income. However, for federal purposes, all income is income. If you...
Technically, this would be a rental income situation where the owner should recognize the rental income as they will receive the interest...
For IRS purposes, the rule is: 1. You are ultimately liable for the debt, and 2. You actually made the payments As Attorney Hill points out,...
The IRS may not have this information yet for 2011. If you have to, file without the W-2 with an explanation that your employer refused to provide...
If he does not have the children more than 50% of the time, you can file a return and claim them for those years. But you should not do this if it...
It sounds like you would have to have the child more days per year than the mother to claim the child. However, her boyfriend can only claim him as...
I agree with Attorney Davidoff. There are no uniform state rules to determine reseidence. You should talk to a CPA that understands both states and...
Time to get a new CPA. Christopher Larson www.insightlawfirm.com www.insightlawfirm.wordpress.com