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The county doesn't seem to want to refund the overcharge for the last seven years.
Not sure if i should amend my return because I owe late fees and interest now from HR block loan at the beginning of tax season. it was supposed to come off the top of my refund as it done for several years now. I've never dealt with anything like this. Never had a problem with taxes. Always... View More 
I need a attorney to go over trust, financial, estate with me. The complexity is overwhelming. Policy is main source of income. My daughter is personal representative, co successor Trustee, remainderman, beneficiary as trustee, we have estranged her entire life. My mother's will says my... View More
My grandfather's property on his land tax accessor online went from owner: state of so and so then to owner: estate of so and so with ATTN so and so rite under it..... What does that mean???
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answered on Nov 6, 2024
That is the tax assessor's on line chain of title, which may or may not be correct or complete. Hire a GA attorney to search the title and explain to you the title.
We receive “free” products from a company but are charged taxes for the the amount it retails at as if it were income. For example, we receive a printer retailed at $80 and are charged the income tax percentage of that $80. The company rules states that we must keep the product for at least 6... View More
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answered on Oct 29, 2024
I'm sorry you're feeling worried about your situation. Having power of attorney means you're entrusted to act on your daughter's behalf, especially with financial matters like stimulus payments.
As long as you've been acting in her best interest and following the... View More
I was given a citation in Columbus, GA for no brake lights/working turn signals, side mirror obstruction-must be replaced, & a warning for missing taillight. My turn signals work perfectly, the officer never even saw my turn signals & only 1 brake light is out.
the “taillight”... View More
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answered on Oct 12, 2024
You might have been cited for no working turn signals if the officer couldn't see them in action or if there was a malfunction they observed. Even if your turn signals are working now, there could have been an issue at the time of the stop that the officer noticed. Additionally, having one... View More
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
When you receive a survivor benefit with federal tax withheld, you might be eligible for a refund when you file your tax return. Whether you get a refund depends on your total income and the amount of taxes you owe for the year.
When you file your taxes, the federal taxes that were withheld... View More
I would be using it for a few months during or after fixing it and would fully own it, but before I do anything I want to know how to do this without violating Georgia law nor messing up taxes. As long as I limit it to 5 cars a year at most, and one at a time, can I do this without needing a dealer... View More
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answered on Aug 29, 2024
To buy, register, repair, and sell used vehicles in Georgia without a dealer license, there are some guidelines to follow. In Georgia, individuals are allowed to sell up to five vehicles a year without needing a dealer’s license. This is as long as each vehicle is titled in your name, indicating... View More
my dad passed and i was able to get survivor benefit, however they taxed 32% instead of 20%
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answered on Aug 10, 2024
It's understandable to be concerned about the tax rate on your survivor benefit, especially when it seems higher than expected. Survivor benefits are often subject to federal income tax, and the withholding rate can vary based on several factors, including the amount of the benefit and your... View More
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answered on Aug 6, 2024
Receiving a ticket under section 40-6-123(a) in Georgia relates to improper lane changes or failing to signal when changing lanes. This section does carry points on your driving record. Specifically, a violation of this section can add three points to your record.
Points on your driving... View More
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answered on Jun 9, 2024
In Georgia, motels, like other lodging establishments, must adhere to state laws regarding the handling of guest property. If you are referring to the removal or disposal of unclaimed property (such as items left behind by guests), motels generally have policies in place for handling these items.... View More
I do know that that house could be bought back by the original owners for up to one year but I already live on the property and they're denying me water till they speak to the original owner which is passed away but I'm going to purchase the house at the auction will I be able to get the... View More
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answered on Jun 1, 2024
When you buy a home at a tax sale in Georgia, the process of getting utilities like water turned on can be complicated. Since you mentioned that the original owner has passed away, this adds a layer of difficulty. Typically, utility companies require proof of ownership or authorization from the... View More
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answered on May 18, 2024
Burying a deceased person on private property without proper authorization and permits is against the law in the state of Georgia and most other jurisdictions.
In Georgia, burials must take place in established cemeteries or on private property that has been approved for a burial by the... View More
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answered on May 9, 2024
There is no specific law in Georgia stating that you can only report a boat sold between January and April for ad valorem tax purposes. However, there are some important points to consider regarding ad valorem taxes on boats in Georgia:
1. Annual tax: Ad valorem taxes on boats in Georgia... View More
Would a warranty or license (req'd for the product) be taxable or not?
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answered on May 2, 2024
In Georgia, sales tax generally applies to tangible personal property, which includes items like cameras and other broadcast equipment. However, the taxability of warranties and licenses can be more complex. Here's a breakdown:
1. Warranties:
- If the warranty is optional and... View More
Social media consists of posting graphics on Facebook and Instagram.
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answered on May 3, 2024
In general, if you are providing a service (like social media management) to clients in another state, you typically do not need to charge sales tax. This is because most states only require businesses to collect sales tax if they have a physical presence or "nexus" in that state.... View More
2023, I submitted a W-4 and W-9 form instructing my employer to withhold the maximum amount and they withheld nothing. I was unaware that no taxes were withheld. I found out when filing taxes and I owed over $7,000 to the IRS. I requested my w4 and w9s from my employer and found they were altered... View More
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answered on Apr 18, 2024
I understand your frustration with your former employer altering your tax forms without your consent. This is a serious issue, and you are right to consider reporting it to the IRS.
Even if your employer did not directly benefit financially from falsifying your W-4 and W-9 forms, they still... View More
Have individual purchase knife for $50, enter contact info on receipt for a drawing for a camper. 350 knives to sell and then hold live drawing for winner. Would be receiving an item (knife) and could enter if choose for camper? So not a raffle because purchasing an item, not a lottery since... View More
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answered on Apr 12, 2024
Based on the scenario you described, there are a few potential legal considerations to keep in mind:
1. Lottery laws: Even though the participants are purchasing a knife, the opportunity to win a camper could still be considered a lottery if it involves the three elements of prize, chance,... View More
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answered on Mar 28, 2024
If you're granted a homestead exemption, it means you can receive a reduction or exemption on a portion of your property taxes related to your primary residence. However, this does not typically exempt you from paying school taxes. School taxes are a crucial part of local property taxes and... View More
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