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i will speak with out tax attorney here at the firm. he is joseph lacosta, esq. i do not believe that that the difference in what they charge... Read Answer
identity theft is a common problem with the IRS. make sure that you have explained in writing to the IRS that you are the victim of identity... Read Answer
NJ needs money. NJ will try to connect you to NJ so that you can be taxed. where are you working ? how are you paid ? any connection to NJ ? what... Read Answer
your brother should make sure there are no issues by filing for the last two years and paying the proper taxes for his correct status. if he was a... Read Answer
your brother can file IRS and NJ tax returns for the last two years and set forth the income received. he should pay the social security and fica... Read Answer
an LLC is a 'pass through' entity which means that the 'members' of the LLC are taxed an individuals. the IRS can come after you as the 'member'. ed... Read Answer
we have joseph lacosta, esq. who is both a tax attorney and a cpa. he would be able [with all the proper documents] to determine what happpened and... Read Answer
did your father have a will ? the will would set forth the executor of the estate. the executor would hire an accountant to prepare the tax return.... Read Answer
Too late for a bankruptcy but it may not be taxable go to IRS.GOV and read publication 4681. There are several exemptions available. Get professional... Read Answer
we are doing two cases involving cigarette taxes. we may be able to mitigate the consequences [pay less tax and penalty] if the circumstances are... Read Answer
you should work closely with your accountant and financial advisor. they have access to all your records. we do not. the IRS has strict rules. i... Read Answer
the town has unlimited authority to collect this money. do you have any source of payment ? equity in home ? friends who will lend money ? ed dimon,... Read Answer
NJ can come after you for your failure to pay the proper cigarette taxes. you must pay the tax. you can obtain forgiveness for the penalties and... Read Answer
It depends on what type of investment it is. If it is tax-deferred, you will pay taxes at your regular rate, or if you've held it more than a year,... Read Answer
It depends on what the POA says. If there is no expiration clause in it, it will be good until revoked.
the taxpayer should always file the tax returns with both the federal and state authorities in a timely manner even if one does not have the money to... Read Answer
i would work closely with your accountant to maximize the tax opportunities away from your 401 [k]. the 401 [k] monies will be taxed because it is... Read Answer
Yes. Then they will probably increase your escrow amount to include the taxes they paid.
An annuity may be tax-deferred. Someone will have to pay taxes on the income portion of the investment.
Many federal statutes provide for attorney's fees. The case you are looking at is probably a private cause of action under one of these statutes.
Yes you can file chapter 13 and have the taxes included in your plan
If the owner is the responsible party, the IRS ma pursue him for the taxes.
The principal would not be taxable if it was for pain and suffering. The earnings,( interest and dividends) would be taxable. You should receive a... Read Answer
If you are getting money from a trust, it should not be taxable to you. The trust should have paid any taxes.
i would speak with your accountant for a definitive answer. however, you should file an estate return if you are the executor.