the property sold in 2020, 2021, and now for 2022. I am wondering if I have 3 years to buy it back from the earliest sale? or from the most recent sale?
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answered on May 7, 2023
The 3-year redemption period starts from the date of the most recent sale.
answered on Aug 2, 2022
No, F-1 students are not permitted to work for Uber.
Please see https://www.shusterman.com/f1-visas-students/
answered on Mar 15, 2022
The income tax refund intercept program helps the State of Alabama recover funds from individuals who have not paid debts owed to the State. In 1981, the Alabama Legislature passed an Act that authorized the Department of Revenue to intercept refunds from individuals owing balance to certain State... View More 
This is what is in my divorce says: Real Property: The Plaintiff shall be awarded the real estate located at: 3524 Alexandria Wellington Road, Alexandria, Alabama 36250. The Defendant has relinquished all right, title, and interest in said real estate by execution of a quitclaim deed filed... View More
answered on Feb 25, 2022
Hello. Thanks for your question. A well-written divorce decree or settlement will state the home must be refinanced in X days, or sold if it can't be refinanced by the party taking possession of the home. What you have shared, that language isn't in there, but it might be stated somewhere... View More
and the money split between he and my mother. His name was the only one on both the deed to home and the ALTA statement and she wasn’t given a 1099. The money was split at the title office and deposited directly into the two separate accounts. How would she need to file this on her taxes?... View More
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answered on Feb 22, 2022
You wrote that your grandmother deeded her home to your uncle, but it sounds like she did not deed 100%. If she deeded to him a co-tenancy or joint tenancy interest, that would explain why the proceeds were divided between them. However, because of the inconsistencies in the facts given, and due... View More
answered on Jan 7, 2022
You should first go to www.irs.gov and get a transcript of the tax return for the year in question. Next, contact the IRS and schedule an appointment at the Taxpayer Customer Service office closest to your residence, and ask a representative to review the situation. Each individual person has... View More
Should we inherit or transfer deed into name and just pay the property taxes?
answered on Jan 7, 2022
A Living Trust would be one of the best simple ways for your father to set up his estate plan. The real estate would need to be transferred to the Trust and the documents would most certainly need to be prepared by an attorney. An Attorney who practices in the area of estate planning and tax law... View More
Do I have to give the trustee my tax refund in chapter 13 bankruptcy? I called my attorney and spoke to a Lady in the office and she said that the trustee doesn’t take tax refunds anymore. Wasn’t able to speak with my attorney personally.
answered on Feb 22, 2021
I do not practice in Alabama, so that question would be dependent on the local bankruptcy rules that govern your case. In the Eastern District of Missouri, where I practice, the local rules require that debtors turn over their tax refunds (over a specific allowable amount) to the Chapter 13... View More
They take our tax refund entirely? Or do we get to keep it?
answered on Jan 13, 2021
In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, while all of your assets, including any expected tax refund, must be disclosed in the Bankruptcy Schedules that must be filed in the case, a debtor retains all his property, unless he chooses to surrender it to a secured creditor, or sell it, as part of the proposed... View More
I pay child support on time and am a full time college student.
answered on Jan 8, 2021
You are not going to jail, nor likely to face consequences. If the order is silent, then you have as much right to claim as the other parent. I would get the order amended by consent if you can agree or the court can do it for you.
We recently discovered that a mobile home sits on the back corner of our property we found out the owner died owing a mortgage her family informed me that they knew it was on my property due to the survey being done incorrectly but never informed us of the error can the mortgage company be held... View More
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answered on Oct 19, 2020
There is too much missing information to answer your question. You should schedule a personal consultation with an attorney to review the entire situation.
For example, a mobile home is generally considered personal property. In that case, there is nothing to prevent a lender from taking... View More
Died 18 yrs ago in Alabama. No will. Estate never probated. Heirs abandoned property 4 yrs ago. Left unpaid taxes
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answered on Jun 4, 2020
This is probably a good property to hire an attorney for. You need a Title Search and an Affidavit of
Heir-ship. You might buy it a Tax Sale (where you definitely need a lawyer to actually get Title) , or get the Heirs-At-Law to Deed it to you
It has been two years since I moved.
answered on May 11, 2020
No, voter registration and income tax are not related. As long as you have substantial evidence that you moved your residency to FL.
Definitely register to vote in FL.
answered on Feb 29, 2020
If you exempted the tax return on your schedules, you probably can keep it. If you did not, you may have to surrender a portion of it.
I owed $177 in property taxes and $288 for interest. Am I required to pay this since the property has a new owner as of 3/15/29 ?
she lives with me all year with the exception he gets her one night a weekend and a few hours during the week. I've agreed to let him claim her every other year but he doesn't agree with that so what are my rights.
answered on Nov 4, 2019
Just don't sign the 8832. The IRS requires the form for a non-custodial parent to claim a child. The IRS uses different rules than the state to determine custody. If he claims her anyway the IRS will send both of you letters requesting the form and evidence that you are entitled to the... View More
I relocated to Nevada but did not change my driver's license until 2012. I received a tax bill from the state of Alabama although I did not reside or earn any income in the state. Do I owe them anything:?
answered on Nov 4, 2019
You're going to have to challenge the assessment and provide evidence of your status. The state is going to take the position you did not properly sever your ties to the state and you'll argue you did.
i had no cule that it was even being sold but now i have all these papers i dont under stand trying to get help with understanding them
answered on Aug 14, 2019
You should find a local attorney and setup an appointment ASAP if you're interested in paying the tax that was owed and recovering the property. You have a limited period of time to do this. If you can't pay the tax then there's not really anything to do unless the rules regarding... View More
Received a letter when I filed these taxes that I had filed to late to receive a return. Filed through Liberty tax service who did not file 2013 taxes till 2017. Don't understand what is going on or what to do, Can you help
answered on Aug 13, 2019
You only have a certain period of time to file a return claiming a refund or else you forfeit the refund. It sounds like you filed a return too late to claim the refund and the state tax department is notifying you of that. There's nothing you can do about the refund. You may have recourse... View More
I have always paid my taxes , my husband is self employed . It turns out he has not in years , finances are separated, so I’m not sure how much he has . We are lower income . I finally secured a a good job with health insurance and he wants to be added to my policy. Which I’m very scared... View More
answered on Jul 31, 2019
If you filed married filing separately then the IRS can only come after joint assets (joint bank accounts, home, stocks, etc.). If your finances are completely separate (including no joint bank accounts) then you should be fine.
If you filed married filing jointly then you are both... View More
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