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answered on Dec 23, 2020
You will need to ask this in the Arkansas forum. Getting an LLC here is not that complicated and I would assume Arkansas isn’t much different however you will need to ask an attorney licensed in Arkansas for the accurate answer.
Especially when the place is falling apart
answered on Nov 19, 2020
The short answer is that if the current tenant has no lease then there would be nothing to stop the church from raising the rent. This is a matter of contract law, so if the church wants to enter into a contract for lease at a higher monthly rent, they surely can do so. However, to be sure you... Read more »
At 80, I am in the process donating several hundred American and European prints and a like number of Japanese woodblock prints, ranging in value from $100 to $12,000 each. Most are classified as "promised gifts" and are with the intended recipient, a 501(c) (3) tax-exempt, fully... Read more »
answered on Nov 13, 2020
There is an appraisal requirement for all gifts in excess of $5000. That applies to where you give similar items of property where the total value is above $5,000. Six $1,000 items donated would reqire an appraisal. If you haven't already, you will want to contact the fine art museum to make... Read more »
I received 2 papers one is a Tax Warrant for $11,000.00 and the other is saying I owe $4500.00 for 1/1/2008 to 12/31/2009. Should I contact OTC or an Attorney first? Is the a statue of limitations on money owed to the state?
answered on May 11, 2020
Oklahoma statute of limitations is 10 years from assessment.
If you're trying to dispute that the tax is owed call an attorney first.
If you are trying to setup a payment plan call OTC first and an attorney if you can't or don't want to deal with them.
Best of luck.
She had the money direct deposited into her account and is refusing to give me my half. She does have a PO against me but I am suppose to have supervised visits and talk to my twice a day and am not getting that.
answered on Apr 19, 2020
The first question is whether you and your wife are legally separated or just don't live together? If it is a legal separation, then you have some legs to stand on, but if it is not filed then you may have some trouble. Because you used the terms supervised visitation, that gives me the... Read more »
I only agreed to the 50% for him because my atty said it would be from the date I moved out, not from the day he finally signed the divorce papers (3 yrs after I filed for divorce- I left in August 2016- divorce paper signed Dec 2019).
answered on Jan 15, 2020
You have to use a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO). Transfers subject to a domestic relations order are not subject to penalties but you have to do it correctly. Once the account rolls over to the other party if they then distribute money or anything else it's just like nay other... Read more »
I was provided computer equipment, however I am responsibe for internet service, desk, chair, and most importantly ,a private area to work due to hipaa and 42 cfr part 2 legal requirements. This was for my employers convience I work at home. I do receive a w2 at end of year. I am an hourly... Read more »
answered on Dec 27, 2019
No, the TCJA eliminated unreimbursed employee expenses until 2025.
there has been judgement against me and have a asset hearing coming up and worried i own nothing and unemployed,have house but paying on it
I am his daughter. I started receiving back tax stubs about 6 months ago and just got a letter of intent to auction. She refuses to sell the property back to our family (we got the land in the Okalahoma Land Run) and refused to pay the taxes. Shouldn’t the resident of the property be responsible... Read more »
answered on Jul 8, 2019
Sorry for your headaches.
I am assuming that the wife has a spousal homestead in the property. You may want to protect your interest by paying the taxes to prevent a tax sale. You would be entitled to contribution if the property later sells. While I agree that she should pay the taxes,... Read more »
answered on May 15, 2019
Every check from every source must always be signed by all the people and organizations the check is made payable to.
When my husband and I filed Married-Joint for the first time we found out that he owed back taxes from a previous marriage. The taxes were from 2011! He was injured on the job so he had not been working from 2012 - 2016. So when we filed it took all of our tax return to put towards that debt. His... Read more »
answered on Apr 24, 2019
It sounds to me like your husband must not have filed any tax returns for 2011, nor during the five years he says he did not work, which would trigger an IRS audit. If his ex wife also failed to file in 2011, she would also be in the snare with him. Sounds like she may have filed without him... Read more »
She has sold the house so shouldn't each of us pay there own taxes based on fair market value of the home at the time of death and how do you get the fair market value.
answered on Jan 21, 2019
The fair market value is determined by an appraisal or by relying upon a Realtor you can trust to set the price to ask when selling the house. When the proceeds of the property are split between the heirs, they will each pay tax on their amount they received. Since there was no probate no estate... Read more »
My daughter 34 yo and grandson live with me in oklahoma. My grandson has been here since May 2016 n her sept 2016. She works but has made less than $5000 for the year. I pay at least 98% for both of their care and housing etc. She is behind on child support for another child. Their lawyer is saying... Read more »
answered on Dec 12, 2018
According to the IRS, you can claim someone as a dependent if you provide for more than half of their support. But, this rule can be modified if there is a divorce decree or some other governing document.
Assuming that you meet the requirements, I should warn you that it gets more... Read more »
All work will be performed in TX without me ever traveling to OK. My understanding is that OK receives a copy of the 1099. If I am not responsible for OK taxes, I don't want to end up in a dispute with the OK taxing authority.
answered on Dec 12, 2018
Congratulations, you have landed on a real "hot-button" topic - especially when Oklahoma is suffering from a budget crisis.
To be honest, I really need more facts to be able to advise you properly.
But let me give you something to consider. The statute-of-limitations... Read more »
There was a order of protection and my wife and her ex could not contact one another. The decree was final in 2017 and he was claimed by his dad in 2016 for 2015 when they were apart. My wife not her ex claimed their son in 2017 for 2016. Who is can claim their son for 2017?
answered on Nov 19, 2018
I have worked on several of these cases in the past. Usually, the Judges do a fairly good job of making their instructions clear. If not, the Judge gets to see the case again. Not something they are anxious to do.
If it is not clear, I would have your wife's lawyer contact the... Read more »
We’ve researched definitions of what makes an employee. We know they’re not in stone but we feel they meet enough we should be employees. It’s for a Trivia game nationwide company & we host trivia games at bars. So: they tell us when & where to work. They supply the items needed to... Read more »
answered on Aug 20, 2018
Welcome to the murky waters of employee vs. independent contractor.
Part of the problem is that you have several agencies - both federal and state - with overlapping jurisdiction.
In Oklahoma, you have the IRS, the OTC and the OESC just to name a few.
Not only that, but a... Read more »
I have found many online forms, but have no idea how to make them legally binding. How do I do this? Should I use an online form? Does it have to be notarized or something else? Thank you in advance!!
answered on Jul 10, 2018
Be very careful. I have lots of folks who walk in with an online power of attorney. I estimate that about 20% have serious errors. These may be drafting, witnessing, signing, and creating unworkable situations. Most attorneys will provide service on a flat fee basis or may provide you with the... Read more »
answered on Jul 3, 2018
Qualified medical expenses that are part of the deduction will remain the same under the new law. For 2018, you will be able to deduct expenses exceeding 7.5% of your AGI. Therefore, if your AGI is $100,000 you will be able to deduct all medical expenses that exceed $7,500. Anything under that... Read more »
answered on Jun 25, 2018
If someone tells you that you won a lottery then demand cash it is a scam.
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