My parents owe taxes, and they want to wait till july 15 to file because they owe money, but if they file now, they won't have to pay until july 15, right? The reason I'm asking is be causse on the 2018 taxes they put me as a dependant, and 2019 their not going to put me down?
answered on Apr 15, 2020
Hi. Yes, they can file now and wait until July 15 to pay what is owed on the return.
answered on Apr 15, 2020
Hi. The wholesale cost is the cost of the product at a price when sold in bulk, which more often than not is cheaper than the retail price. The cost is usually the price charged from vendor to vendor. Retail price is vendor/retailer to consumer. I hope I am answering your question.
I need my money back it was incorrectly intercepted by a student loan that was not mine . I have a police report that states it .
answered on Apr 13, 2020
Hi. I would start by calling both the tax authority (Franchise Tax Board maybe) and the agency (Student Loan) that are the center of this issue. If it is a FTB mistake, they may be able to return the funds intercepted.
My app got rejected by the stimulus program because my Dad use me for 2018 and I won't be dependent for 2019, But does he need to file 2019 without as a me as a dependant, in order for me to qualify for new stimulus?
answered on Apr 13, 2020
Hi. You can file 2019 tax return not as anyone's dependent assuming your father did not already file with you as a dependent. You "should" be able to get the stimulus if you meet the qualifications. If you are willing, you can also include your bank account information on the return... View More 
owe a balance. working out an installment agreement (owe just over 25k, so the installment was for 600/month pending payment of the 2018 balance that I have not yet been able to pay).
I’ve been provided with a w2 form for every nanny job I’ve worked for but when this job didn’t give me one I assumed they were paying me under the table. Now that they want to claim childcare will be both get in trouble or just me?
answered on Mar 26, 2020
Hi. If you have not been claiming this income, the IRS and FTB could inquire and you may have penalties and addition to tax. Your employer will be penalized as well if the IRS and FTB find out.
We never received a letter regarding overpayment. The reason we recently found about the overpayment is that the California Franchise Board had taken money out of are account saying my husband owed them $5204.11. Which we have proved that they made a mistake on owing them. So, my question is can... View More
answered on Dec 10, 2019
Hi. Yes, you can make a claim for refund, which may involve a civil action. Or, it is possible to handle this administratively. Please contact us to discuss.
They wrongly linked her to someone else whom used her SS#. Isn't there a statute of limitations for this levy?
answered on Oct 8, 2019
Hi. There is the 20-year SOL, but you may have a better way of approaching this matter. If the collection was on an incorrect use of her SSN (Identity Theft), there are ways to prove this to be true and possibly get the money returned.
I just found out that my grandmother had dementia and can't remember much. I recently learned that my grandma had put her house in my mom's name. Her son Ronnie (my sperm donor), his girlfriend and my uncle Tim are all living under her roof and haven't taken her to a hospital in fear... View More
answered on Oct 8, 2019
Hi. You can check with your County Recorder's office to request/download all documents. There are also online real property document retrieval services that you can order the docs through and they are downloadable immediately. And, I would check your county assessor to see the tax and... View More
They wrongly linked her to someone else whom used her SS#. Isn't there a statute of limitations for this levy?
answered on Oct 8, 2019
Hi. There is the 20-year SOL, but you may have a better way of approaching this matter. If the collection was on an incorrect use of her SSN (Identity Theft), there are ways to prove this to be true and possibly get the money returned.
If we do, how does it work? Does it work the same for both federal and state law? If we do not, then do we need to fill out any form claiming that we are not participating in any business activity or? Thank you.
answered on Nov 9, 2018
Hi. The company would have to register with California as a foreign entity (foreign means entities outside of California, not just the U.S.). As a result, $800 minimum Franchise Tax to California per year would be due. Also, any activity conducted in California will result in income tax liability... View More
I lived in Japan for 3 years FTB claimed I was in CA. After years of not receiving collection status notices (I still live in Japan), a family member finally received one and informed me.
I was NEVER provided proof of CA residency by FTB and the onus was on them to do so. From their... View More
answered on Nov 9, 2018
Hi. Yes, you would have a cause of action in civil court against the FTB for unauthorized collection action. There are some details that are not in your question that would need to be assessed to determine the strength of your case. The fact they are willing to refund you the amount retained shows... View More
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