Looking for advice on a career as a Tax Attorney. What other areas of law would compliment Tax Law?

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Are funds redistributed by the beneficiary from a life insurance payout taxable to the beneficiary or the recipients?

You're definitely going to run into gift tax issues with this type of arrangement. But let me clarify that you and or the sister will not owe any...

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Is it legal to privately raise money for a specific cause and then use the funds for something else?

Many states have laws regulating the solicitation of funds for charitable purposes. These statutes generally require organizations to register with...

Designer/Consultant asking for cash instead of check to save taxes?

Regardless of how you pay him (cash or check), you should have him fill out a W9 so you can issue a 1099 at the end of the year. However, if you're...

House and federal tax lien

Hi, The previous attorney is correct in that you cannot force the sale of your aunt's 1/4 interest in the property. And even if you could, the...

Nvc said bring the most recent and updated tax papers..i want to know what is recent year 2013 or 2014 ?

2014 would be considered the most recent tax year since it is closed and the filing deadline has passed. But I would take both 2013 and 2014 with...

When a deed to a property is in the name of a family trust, in a living trust, who pays property taxes during the litigation?

Generally, which ever trust/trustee the deed of the real property is held in will be responsible for paying the property taxes. Since the deed is...

Does a 501-c-4 have the right and authority to own property in ND. How is the filing different than a 501-c-3?

HI, The information you provided is a little brief so it would be helpful to speak with a tax attorney about the various issues at play,...

Can I still file my taxes?

If you were not claimed on your ex-boyfriend's return (which I'm presuming is the case since you two are not married), you can and should file your...