Probably not. If you think they are you can file a lawsuit once the courts reopen.

What does the separation agreement say?

If the taxes were paid from marital funds and there was no provision i the final orders of the domestic court addressing the matter then he doesn't have a claim. if he disagrees his recourse is to file a motion for contempt of court for breach... View More

I am not advising you not to pay your annual minimum tax, or not to dissolve your LLC; only what will happen if you don't. If set up properly, the minimum tax is assessed against the LLC, not you. If it is not paid, the LLC will be suspended. If you do not dissolve the LLC and do not pay... View More

There is not a higher tax rate applied to final checks because they are final checks. However, if the final check was larger than a normal pay period check, such as including all remaining PTO, the rate applied to the larger amount could be higher for a couple of reasons. It could be that the... View More

CPA is probably right.

See Notice 2013-70. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-13-70.pdf

There may be additional facts and circumstances that would allow a credit in 2019 but generally you have to be making power to get the credit that year.

If you bought the fixer in 2019 and either contracted for solar in that tax year or had it installed that year you can probably deduct it in you 2019 taxes (I say "probably" because I have not read the controlling statute or the contract).

Move out of California.

You and you partner should talk to a tax prepare to advise you about calming the children, based on reviewing your tax records. your partner You may present the POA to the bank. I hope this helps. Good luck. Zaher Fallahi, Esq, CPA (CA &D.C.).

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In community property states such as California, all income earned by either spouse belongs equally to both. Therefore, if you file separate married returns, you must total all marital income then divide it down the middle, with each of you reporting half.

Hi. Yes, they can file now and wait until July 15 to pay what is owed on the return.

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.

Before I respond to your specific tax question I feel compelled to advise you that--if you want to be sure you do not ever do anything stupid that adversely affects either you or your subchapter s corporation--you should now consider retaining an experienced business lawyer as general... View More

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.

No one knows because the IRS rules are still in flux. I do know that unless you are over 18 you will not be eligible.

As far as I have heard (on the legal grapevine) the only criteria being used by the government when giving people a $1,200 stimulus check is whether they filed a federal income tax return for 2019 or 2018.

The legal date of your divorce is January 1, 2020. That means alimony payments will begin in January 2020, which means they do not have to be reported as income until 2020 taxes are due in April 2021.

You're going to have to hire someone to get that level of analysis.

You should hire a tax attorney or a CPA to advise you.

A suspended corporation cannot conduct business in California. Such corporation has lost all of its right to conduct business during suspension Once reinstated, it may again conduct business.

Hi. Yes, they will process a wage garnishment