If an S Corp has been non-profitable, and officer had to work full time as employee with W-2 at same time for companies in Manhattan since they were on payroll, would they get UI?
Seems way things are worded on DOL, that if you are an officer of a corporation, you are still considered... View More 
answered on May 2, 2020
Your S-corp won't stop you form being eligible under a different employer so long as you don't have income.
You also are not eligible for UI form an S-corp if you had not W2 wages. An S-corp distribution is not SE or IC income for UI or PPP purposes. You have to have paid... View More
answered on May 1, 2020
Yes, almost all knives are legal carried in the open. Ballistic knives are illegal to own and therefore would be illegal to carry. It's illegal to conceal a knife with a blade over 3.5 inches. CRS 18-12-102.
Various places may restrict weapons beyond the restrictions of state law.
Is it legal for me to rent out my Maryland state home to my LLC (Registered in FL)? My LLC's principle address is the same as my Maryland home, but now I want to rent the home entirely to the LLC and move out. I would live somewhere else, but use the home for business purposes only. Given the... View More
answered on May 1, 2020
That's perfectly legal. You just have to be sure to set it up properly for tax purposes to make sure you're not creating additional tax while also charging enough to avoid a transfer pricing issue.
The online site says it is "still" processing. From what I have read when it says this "STILL" that means we need our Identity verified and should have gotten a 5071c letter. We have not received one. It's been close to 60 days since we e-filed with direct deposit.... View More
answered on May 1, 2020
Unfortunately a lot of IRS processes are slower than usual due to the current situation. There really is not anyone to contact at this time. IRS employees are slowly coming back into and doing more work from home but it is going to take time. Once the customer service lines are back up and... View More
the check arrived. It is made out to both my husband and me. Am I entitled to the entire $2,400.00? Can the executor sign on behalf of my husband so I can deposit the check into my account?
answered on Apr 30, 2020
There is not currently guidance on this matter from the IRS. However, if the individual passed in 2019 and the payment was based on the 2019 return there is a string argument that he payment is proper. Second, the IRS has made clear that outside fraud on the part of an individual these payment will... View More
Husband and wife separated in September, but filed taxes together. Their tax refund (and now stimulus payments) go into his bank account. They have 3 children, living with mom. Mom is on disability and is struggling financially, but the dad will not share the tax or stimulus money with her. What... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2020
Yes.
BY designating one spouses bank account for direct deposit and signing the return you have agreed that the funds will be deposited into that account. Once deposited the IRS has no further say in the use or allocation of the funds.
State property law will be used to determine... View More
My son receives SSI and I receive SSDI, does this affect the timing of his deposit or should it have been deposited at the same time if I was going to receive it? I filled out the form online prior to the SSDI deadline to include my dependants.
answered on Apr 30, 2020
You'll need to update your information via the Get My Payment website before May 5.
All i wanted was to get medical insurance and to do the right thing. Now, im lost and out of answers.
answered on Apr 29, 2020
Not receiving a 1099 does not stop you from reporting your income. You're still required to report it and pay tax. File a return for the income and then wait until your state's healthcare marketplace has open enrollment. Fill out the application for the premium tax credit and get a... View More
Hello,
I recently received a letter from the Trump administration informing me that my Economic Impact Payment had arrived.
I was under the impression that it was illegal for the IRS to share my tax information with third parties except under certtain well defined circumstances... View More
answered on Apr 29, 2020
First, you can sue anyone for anything.
The question is can you survive summary judgement, I have no clue. I'd need way more information to make a determination.
I would only make that determination after you retained me as your attorney.
If you want an answer... View More
I’ve tried to get my dogs back but the police say there’s nothing they can do since these people pay taxes on them. I raised both of these dogs from birth. Is there anything I can do to get my dogs back, please help!
answered on Apr 26, 2020
If the domestic orders reference the animals you can bring a contempt action. Otherwise you can't prove the animals were not subject to your ex-husband's control to sell. If the animals were listed as property belonging to you or to be transferred to you as part of the property settlement... View More
answered on Apr 24, 2020
That depends on what kind of fraud you are trying to go about. The bar association and the IRS tend to frown on attorneys teaching people how to commit tax fraud so I will not be providing examples. Maybe your dad could show you how.
My father inherited land, which he sold in 2017 but did not pay the tax at the time of sale. The IRS charged these taxes in 2018, which my parents were paying at $200/month. There is still over $3,000 owing. My father died in April 2019. Is my mother still responsible for paying this tax?
answered on Apr 24, 2020
It's going to depend based on filing status,potential innocent spouse defense, and possibly other factors.
Short answer is it depends. You should retain counsel to review the matter and deal with the IRS directly to challenge the tax assessed or work out a plan to resolve the amounts owed.
answered on Apr 23, 2020
It's rarely worth it to file married seperate in community property states. Find an accountant or CPA that knows tax (not all of them do) and have them do the return. Running a comparison is easy once the return is done.
Is there a law in Colorado citing that I have the right to ask my former employer to remove my likeness from their website, social media, and any other place that is used to promote to prospective employees and clients? The relationship I had with the employer was hostile and I would rather not be... View More
answered on Apr 23, 2020
If you didn't sign an agreement to allow the employer to use your likeness in their advertising they do not have a right to do so. You should provide notice you do not want your likeness used. You'll probably end up needing to retain counsel to make them take it down.
How to get stimulus payment? I listed myself as homemaker and didn’t file injured spouse claim. I don’t think it’s fair that me and my kids don’t get anything is there something I could do?
answered on Apr 23, 2020
There's not enough information here to determine a course of action. I would suggest hiring a local CPA or Tax Attorney to assist you.
My child receives SSI , I the mother represent her. The father claimed my child on his taxes. IRS is sending stimulus $ to all social security but will my child still get $1200 even though she was claimed as a dependent?
answered on Apr 20, 2020
Gather what records you have, order IRS (and state if applicable) transcripts, draft returns and file. If you owe you'll need to work out a resolution, pay, installment agreement, offer in compromise, etc...
For that amount of returns I would suggest hiring a professional. They usually... View More
CARES Act says I may defer my 2020 RMD until 2021
My 2019 RMD will appear in 2020
Can I apply my 2019 RMD to 2020 and defer my 2020 RMD to 2021?
In deferring my 2020 RMD to 2021, do I have to take my 2020 RMD and 2021 RMD in 2021 or is there a full year moritorium on my 2020... View More
answered on Apr 20, 2020
For this level of specificity you're going to need to retain counsel.
I didn't agree to getting paid under the table also they only paid me $100 for 50hours
answered on Apr 20, 2020
Being paid or paying a contractor in cash is not illegal.
Failure to report income is illegal.
Failure to classify a worker properly is illegal (not in the criminal sense per se but it is a violation of the tax code).
If you were misclassified as a contractor when you... View More
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