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answered on Jul 29, 2015
Your brother's estate will not owe any NC Inheritance Taxes if your brother passed away during or after 2013. North Carolina repealed its estate/inheritance tax, effective January 1, 2013.
You probably will not have to pay federal estate tax either. Currently, the federal estate tax... View More 
we are not married, but I supported the children, the children lived in the household over half of the year. Children have no income since they are unemployed
answered on Dec 9, 2014
The IRS is specific regarding who qualifies as a dependent. Assuming that your girlfriend's children are US citizens/residents the children would still need to be considered a "qualifying relative." To be considered a qualifying relative, you must meet all the following:
1)... View More
Burlington, nc usa
I worked for five years with the fake ssn
answered on Dec 26, 2013
Please consult a tax attorney with more facts and a better advice. Good luck.
I want to file for social security, how can I do this
answered on Nov 14, 2013
File your non-filed tax returns as soon as possible and submit them along with an explanation (perhaps the proof, report from an MD, hospital and so forth ) of the reason for your late filling and waiver of all potential penalties. You may request for an installment plan, if necessary. It would be... View More
She then moved to New York to work. Does she owe North Carolina income taxes? She did not change her NC driver's license.
answered on Aug 18, 2013
The MA website provides a lot of information in determining if you have a state filing requirement. Generally, you must file if you were a resident or part time resident and your income equal or exceeds the amounts that are reported on the website’s chart. If she was not working in MA and made no... View More
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