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I will probably be doing less than $100,000 a year and less than 200 transactions which is the requirements for Arkansas nexus.
Do I have to pay partial state income tax to AR or full income tax to AR?
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answered on Oct 22, 2024
As a resident of Arkansas, you are required to pay state income tax on all your earnings, regardless of where you work. This means that even though you spend three days a week working from your home in Tennessee, your entire income is subject to Arkansas state tax.
Since Tennessee does not... View More 
I understand that radio, TV, billboard, and newspaper advertising services are exempt, and so are barber & beauty salon services, no state, county, or city sales taxes on the revenues generated. What other products or services are exempt?
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answered on Oct 20, 2024
In addition to advertising and salon services, several other products and services are exempt from Arkansas sales tax. Prescription medications and certain medical devices are not subject to sales tax, which can help reduce healthcare costs. Most groceries and food products sold for home... View More
An LLC in Montana has a legal residence there, and therefore pays no sales, use, or property tax on purchases. So can I as the owner of the Montana LLC, acting as the company, purchase an RV in Arkansas, register it in Montana, and pay no sales tax on the purchase?
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answered on Oct 10, 2024
While your Montana LLC doesn't pay sales tax in Montana, purchasing an RV in Arkansas might still subject you to Arkansas sales tax. Many states require sales tax to be collected on vehicle purchases made within their borders, regardless of where the vehicle will be registered.... View More
My grandpa didn't know. He is old and I help with everything. His land and house went into delinquent at 1643.00 taxes. We could not come up with this all at once and was hoping you could tell us how to redeem the property
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
I'm really sorry to hear about the situation with your grandpa’s property. Even though the property has already been sold at auction, there may still be a way to redeem it. Many states have what's called a "redemption period" after an auction, which allows the original owner a... View More
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answered on Mar 29, 2024
In a situation where your car was totaled before you managed to pay the sales tax, and you're now facing the challenge of not having the funds to cover this tax to access the insurance check, it's essential to explore all available options. First, consider reaching out to the tax... View More
I have a smartwatch for my daughter through Gabb. She can make and receive calls to/from approved contacts, but the device does not have the capability of calling 911. I am charged $1.30 for the tax each month.
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answered on Mar 2, 2024
Based on the information provided, it seems unlikely that Gabb can legally charge a 911 tax for a device that is not actually capable of dialing 911. Here are a few key points on this issue:
- 911 fees or taxes are specifically intended to help fund emergency response services and systems... View More
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
In Arkansas, claiming land that does not appear to be owned by anyone on county records can be a complex and challenging process. However, there are legal mechanisms such as adverse possession that may allow you to claim ownership of land under certain circumstances. Adverse possession typically... View More
Accounts for closers and what vehicles are registered in my name and who uses me on there taxes or if I'm on theirs
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answered on Jan 30, 2024
To gather information about all the properties in your name throughout the country, you would need to conduct a comprehensive property search. This typically involves reaching out to county assessor's offices or tax authorities in each county where you suspect you may have property. You can... View More
My tax professional told me the law in 2018 did not require me to pay oklahoma. Now he says they've made the law retroactive. Is that constitutional?
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answered on Dec 1, 2023
In 2018, the tax laws regarding gambling winnings varied by state. If you won the gambling income in Oklahoma, the state laws at that time would determine your tax obligations there. Generally, states tax income earned within their borders, including gambling winnings.
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The manufacture bought my car back, but did not include my sales tax in the buyback documents. I tried to get my sales tax back myself, and they denied me said it’s always included in the manufacture buyback, but in this case it wasn’t. Can I still get my taxes back if I appeal this decision?... View More
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answered on Nov 13, 2023
In Arkansas, if a manufacturer buys back your used car but does not include the sales tax in the buyback amount, you may have grounds to appeal for the return of those taxes. The fact that the car was used does not inherently affect your ability to seek a sales tax refund in a buyback situation.... View More
I paid sales tax when I purchased the vehicle and now the State wants to tax me yearly for the same vehicle, I have already paid taxes on. In my opinion that is classic double taxation and is supposed to be illegal under the Constitution.
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answered on Oct 31, 2023
The U.S. Constitution does not prohibit the taxation of private property. In fact, the power to tax is a fundamental power of both state and federal governments. When you initially purchase a vehicle and pay sales tax, you're being taxed on the transaction itself. The annual vehicle tax, often... View More
This city put a tax initiative on the ballot and got voted down twice, so later they went into committee and voted it in, totally going against the will of the people, they did it later, dont remenber how long later but was later, they wanted this tax so they could build a sports complex, the peole... View More
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answered on Sep 14, 2023
In many places, if a tax initiative has been voted down by the people through a valid referendum process, it typically cannot be passed by a city council or committee without a subsequent public vote or significant changes to the proposal. However, the specifics can vary depending on local laws and... View More
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answered on Aug 8, 2023
In general, the tax treatment of drinks served by a not-for-profit organization can vary depending on the specific laws and regulations of the jurisdiction where the organization is located. Different states and localities may have different rules regarding taxation of sales to guests versus... View More
We bought a house last year that has turned out to be a money pit. We've wasted quite a bit of money on repairs, while also finding out that the whole street is pretty much a party street. We're out of city limits, so the cops say theres nothing they can do. I'm enrolled in online... View More
answered on Jul 10, 2022
Under the circumstances, you describe I would sell and move. You need direct advice from a tax guy, but you a reasonable period of time to reinvest to avoid capital gains.
Do you have a county sheriff or local constable? If you are in the county there is some county-wide law enforcement body.
Many members of the family who doesn't pay taxes cannot be located. How can this be sold with a clear lien so that the taxpaying family can proceed with the sale? The offer was made in 2020.
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answered on May 26, 2021
You might have to file an Action for a Partition Sale. Hire a competent AR attorney to prosecute this Action which will probably involve some service by publication. The taxes paid might be recovered as contributions, but do not count on it.
contractors. I just received a 1099 for her earnings (approx $17,000) this additional income, put me over $50,000, disqualified me for the EIC, the addt'l CTC, reduced my CTC & will reduce my tax return by about $7,000. Is there anything she or I can do to get the 1099 transferred to her,... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2021
Based on your story, IMO you and your sister have committed a fraudulent act--and are about to make it worse. Advice: Do not make it worse by involving the IRS. If you are unhappy that your sister got $17,000 tax free while leaving you holding the bag and making you pay an additional $7,000 to the... View More
Also I was told not to respond to the irs letters and the amount that I earned was less than what my employer claimed.he wrote checks in my name for his brother and because the place did not I'd him I owe the money?
answered on Nov 24, 2020
You have a lot of issues that cannot properly be answered in this format. I suggest you contact a tax attorney to discuss your questions in greater detail. Most of us offer a free consultation.
answered on Nov 17, 2020
Yes indeed they do. Normally, life insurance companies pay interest with the proceeds of insurance from the date of death until they issue the check.
answered on Aug 24, 2020
I would keep an eye on any mail that comes in his name. Most likely they will mail him something at some point at which time you can contact them. Also look for any estate plans that he has in his home perhaps in a safe or filing cabinet. If he has an estate plan you can also try to contact the... View More
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