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Hi, I am about to send the N-400 form. The case concerns the marriage of a US citizen. I entered US on CR1 visa in 2022 I removed the conditions of my 2-year GC, at the moment I am on IR1 10-year green card. For three years here, I have only two tax transcripts for 2022 and 2023 filed jointly... View More
answered on Dec 19, 2024
From what you've described, having two joint tax transcripts for 2022 and 2023 should be sufficient since you weren't required to file U.S. taxes in 2021 as you weren't living in the country. Your husband's "married filing separately" status for 2021 won't... View More
I have customer that has purchased Real Estate through an IRA. We have not had contact in several years, she is over the age of 73. What/how would we go about escheating this account?
answered on Sep 30, 2024
When dealing with an unclaimed IRA holding real estate, you'll first need to verify if the account holder is truly unreachable and has not been responsive. Check the last known contact details and send formal notices. If no response is received, you may need to follow the unclaimed property... View More
Then I want him to sell me the house to me for $1. Problems
Is there a tax problem based on the real value of the property?
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