Can I file IRS taxes as Married and Jointly if I am separated and still going through the divorce
Since you were still married at 12/31/13, you are permitted to file under "married filed jointly" status, but it would still be a joint return and...
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Since you were still married at 12/31/13, you are permitted to file under "married filed jointly" status, but it would still be a joint return and...
The exclusion you're most likely referring to has not, as of now, been extended beyond 12/31/2013. There is at least one proposed bill before...
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As another attorney already mentioned, the two methods would be to have the "retiring" member transfer their interests either to the continuing...
Your decision whether to incorporate in the US or a tax haven (or your home country) is a very complicated decision and should be based on more...
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It is possible to create the structure you describe. The organization would most likely be a "supporting organization" if it donates to other...
The S-Corp may not be able to recognize the loss under the "related party loss disallowance" rules. Since S-Corps are passthrough entities, this...
Your first question is fairly simple -- the new business will need a new EIN / tax ID. The second question is trickier. While you don't need a...
As another attorney mentioned, this arrangement could raise UBTI (unrelated business taxable income) issues for the renting organization. UBTI can...
Your 401k money is yours and you're correct, there's no law that restricts your ability to withdraw that money. However, most...
Nonprofit entities are not generally taxable on their income, but their employees are. I don't believe you have a basis for not filing/paying...