Your current state is Virginia
answered on Dec 7, 2022
Hi, you may want to reword your question. If you are asking why your deceased parents put property in someone's name, no one can really answer that. Since they are deceased we are unable to tell what their intent was. They may have just wanted the individual to inherit the property when they passed.
I was sent a letter saying I need to write a letter to appeal for a tax deed due to redemption period being up
answered on Dec 6, 2022
Which record are you referring to? I assume you are referring to property records. Of course, when the sale is completed, the property records will reflect that the property was sold and who the buyer was who purchased the property at tax sale.
The credit report will reflect that the... Read more »
What happens with the partition during the redemption period of the delinquent tax sale?
answered on Dec 6, 2022
Any Partition Action will be subject to the Tax Sale, which should have been part of the Partition Sale Order. Apparently the Partition Action is incomplete and erroneous. High tax bidder will ignore the Partition action.
I have been trying to contact them to resolve an issue to get my tax return back and can't get ahold of anyone from the irs when is it illegal to not get your tax return when it isn't on me to get them to pick up their phone?
answered on Dec 5, 2022
Hi. You might want to reword your question. It does not quite make sense when you say the IRS is withholding a tax return. Are you saying you requested a tax return transcript and they haven't provided it? Are you asking how long it is taking them to process a tax return? Are you asking how... Read more »
We would like to do this tax-free. He is married as am I. Is there a way to do this?
answered on Dec 4, 2022
There are several ways to do this and MANY wrong ways.
A Quit claim deed is one but you need to appropriately record transfer affidavits and report the gift properly. There probably won’t be tax due but depending on how you structure things a return may be due. The rules are complicated... Read more »
My plan is non qualified over five year distribution post employment
The Texas code for a third party to help a TX tax sale claimant is very long and confusing and speaks a lot about assignments. In TX can a third party be a Beneficiary Locator and collect a fee for that? Is a lawyer needed to be a part of this transaction? If so who may want to work on a... Read more »
I understand we need to report the interest as income. Is this something a CPA can handle? or Should we contact a tax attorney.
I did file. I filed for my 2020 taxes and the I.R.S says I didn't. What do you I do?
if it is possible to make an offshore outside of U.S tax net and own it using a ROTH IRA
should have been $1300.00. They are saying he now has to pay back $21K (the gross amount), but they didn't deposit the gross only the net. They say he has to pay the taxes on the gross amount. This cannot be right or legal! He has no problem paying back the net of the overpayment, which net... Read more »
In Dec. of 2022 my husband and I filed for a Homestead Exemption Act, it was approved by the state on Jan. 19, 2022. I was sent a letter by the Caddo Parish stating that we were owed a refund and that it needed to be faxed back to them with our bank's letter head. This was done in April. In... Read more »
Now my homeowners ins. has gone up 183% based on the arbitrary (imo) valuation. I cannot afford it and will have to sell my home. I was told I cannot protest my property taxes because the home was a foreclosure. I am 63, single, and live on disability. Doesn't a professional appraisal carry... Read more »
answered on Dec 1, 2022
Yes, a recent unbiased professional appraisal carries considerable weight in a tax protest. In most instances, the appraisal review board will adopt the professional appraiser's valuation in such circumstances.
The person who was in charge of doing our taxes last year quit and I can't seem to find out whether if they filed for 2021 or not. Is there a way to check if my business filed taxes for 2021?
answered on Dec 1, 2022
You can go onto your IRS portal and pull the account transcript for the business. This will tell you if a return is on file. If you are unable to do it that way, you can call the IRS directly. Just be prepared for long wait times.
The easiest way is contacting the firm you worked with or... Read more »
In NH there is no Room and Meals tax on “rentals” more than 186 days.
A group placed a deposit on a rental ski home in June 2022.
They were seeking occupancy from Oct / Nov 1st into May 2023.
They arrived Nov 25th and are asking to cancel the rental after only paying 1/2... Read more »
I am an alien in USA on a work visa. I want to receive 100k in a wire transfer to a bank account here in USA. I contacted my bank they said there is no limit to receiving money. Is there a threshold amount after which irs can stop my money or any other laws that i should follow to get 100K wire... Read more »
answered on Nov 30, 2022
Texas has no inheritance tax and is highly unlikely to adopt one.
Our federal government has vacillated between having no estate tax to imposing an estate tax with an exemption. This is not imposed on an asset by asset basis, but rather on the amount of your entire estate.
In... Read more »
one of the companies I worked for, for a year and they only paid 51 dollars in taxes, yet my taxes was taken out of every check. Same with the other company except they only paid 320 dollars in taxes for the months I was working with them (temp agency) now the IRS is claiming I didn’t file my... Read more »
answered on Nov 29, 2022
The easiest way to resolve this would be to provide the IRS copies of your paystubs which show what was actually taken out of your check.
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