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During div. From bed & board attempting amicability for kids only to be subjected to harrasment,false accusations,fraud,non disclosure funds,etc. to keep me away allowing fraudulant quit claim conveyance never signed,etc., shortly after marital home jointly mortgaged sold. MSA stated clearly... View More 
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answered on Jan 2, 2017
No attorney here is going to second guess your current attorney. You need to trust your attorney and direct all your questions to the attorney. If you cannot work out your differences, after making a serious effort to do so, you do have the right to change attorneys. To properly answer your... View More
I'm 21 and living with my grandmother and mother in an extremely emotionally abusive situation. I tried to get away by going down to social services for emergency housing but was denied and left with no other option but to go back. I'm underweight because they only allow me to eat... View More
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answered on Dec 17, 2016
No it is not tax fraud, but you need to retain an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, contact local law school legal clincis and women's help organizations. Good luck.
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answered on Jun 2, 2016
You would have to consult with a tax attorney to find out if you have any statute of limitations problem, but if not, you should be able to file suit. Of course collecting is a totally different issue.
My parents were married for over 50 years. For some unknown reason, my father put the deeds to all his real property in my mother's name only (primary residence, vacation home, vacant lot, and 6 condos which are investment properties). For NJ estate tax purposes, can my mother disclaim any... View More
answered on Apr 23, 2016
Maybe, more information is needed and the will would have to be reviewed and remember time limits do apply so I suggest a consultation with a lawyer, it may cost a few bucks but could be worth it in the end.
I am charging clients 197 per month and wonder if I am supposed to put 7% sales tax on that for each person. It isn't membership dues, it is personal training boot camps unlimited training sessions per month.
answered on Apr 1, 2016
It depends upon whether the sales tax is a tax on services. Some jurisdictions tax goods and services; others tax only goods. It appears that you are selling a service.
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answered on Mar 30, 2016
Of course it is not allowed. But there probably won't be much if anything that you can do about it.
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answered on Mar 16, 2016
Yes, you should be able to, but check with the IRS to be certain. Good luck.
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answered on Mar 7, 2016
Absolutely not! To acquire a parcel of Real Estate by way of tax lien foreclosure, you need to follow the appropriate legal process and do so exactly. You should not even think of doing this without retaining an experienced tax lien foreclosure attorney. Good luck.
My father died in August 2015. I set up a credit shelter trust of $675K in December. It is now worth $700K. When my mother dies and I have to prepare the final estate tax return for her, is the credit shelter trust (QTIP) included on Line 4A and added back (the instructions seem to require this)... View More
answered on Mar 6, 2016
you should schedule a consult with a tax attorney who has an LLM. doing a return yourself if done incorrect could subject the executor to penalties
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answered on Mar 4, 2016
You need to ask this in CT
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answered on Feb 24, 2016
A "freeze" can be placed on your account, prior to any money being taken. You should consult with an attorney to determine how this tax debt can be resolved. Good luck.
My fiance is considered an employee because she is given a schedule of hours that she is told to work, vacation time (for taking days off), set amount of time to take breaks. About twice a month, the company gives mandatory classes for improvement and new learning skills.
The company does... View More
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answered on Feb 12, 2016
The reason is simple. The W2 is for wages earned, the 1099 is for commission income, which was probably not taxed.
and we couldn't live in it, so we temporarily rented nearby. We have only physically lived in the home for 16 months. Are we subject to capital gains if we sell now?
answered on Jan 24, 2016
There's no clear answer provided in the tax laws that would establish your right to the income exclusion for the sale of a principle residence under IRC section 121. The regulations provide that in the case of a taxpayer using more than one property as a residence, whether property is used by... View More
My landlord charges outrageously high regular monthly "donations" of the same amount each month (I thought donations were gifts). He refuses to take a check for his monthly "donation" because he doesn't want there to be proof of rent; he insists on being paid in cash.... View More
answered on Jan 24, 2016
this is not a criminal law question. this is landlord tenant
ago-when I rebuilt from Sandy-can they now ask me for back taxes?
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answered on Jan 14, 2016
Something like this will probably have to be researched in order to answer your question. Good luck.
answered on Oct 1, 2015
the tax is capital gains. How to Figure Your Taxable Gain or Loss Worksheet—Continued pg 3
5. Determine your exclusion limit.
a. If you qualify for an exclusion (based on the Eligibility Test , earlier), there are fixed dollar limits on the amount of gain that can be excluded from... View More
Starting an Online Wireless Business, what type of tax id is required? Can I form an LLC for a new online business? Should I form the LLC before the business has even started, before I have a tax id? Need a tax id to get started which one should I have and how do I obtain one for New Jersey?
answered on Sep 6, 2015
You need specific advice about forming a corporation in your state. Go see a business law attorney about all of this for a full discussion.
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answered on Sep 2, 2015
A grant is not taxable income, nor is it for personal use. Good luck with your research.
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answered on Aug 22, 2015
Just ask a CPA. It will be substantially cheaper. Good luck.
The answer is YES income from any source what so ever is subject to tax.
I live in NJ. In 2015 I will only be receiving approximately $16.5k in social security benefits, no other wages,distributions or interest income etc. I currently have 15% withheld for federal tax purposes
answered on Dec 9, 2014
For federal tax purposes, the general rule states that if Social Security income is your only income those benefits should not be taxable for federal purposes. As a result, you may be due a refund come the end of the filing season. If you continue to have federal taxes withheld, I would encourage... View More
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