Your current state is Virginia
My husband and I are about to start the NVC step of but he didn't file taxes for the past 3 years. He filed for 2019 but the 2 priors he didnt even though he was supposed to.
The problem is that now IRS is not mailing the wages transcripts we would need to back file those years and he... Read more »
IRS transcripts can be obtained online and there is no fee. I am not aware that online service is not possible at this time. If online service is unavailable at this time you will need to obtain the transcripts by mail. A check can be mailed to pay in advance, a pre paid card can be obtained... Read more »
I am a 20 year old attending university as a full time student. My parents claim me on their tax return every year, so my status is dependent. However, due to recent altercations with my parents, we have decided I will be on my own now. I was wondering how I can claim independent status on my tax... Read more »
You do not claim "independent status" on your tax return.
You file as a single person . You claim one exemption. Yourself. HOWEVER:
If your parents pay more than 1/2 of your support in the calendar year, they may claim you as their dependent. AND:
If they claim you... Read more »
I have a buyer, and will be selling the house for the remainder of the mortgage, walking away from the closing table with nothing.
You can sell your house but the unpaid property tax will have to be paid at closing.
Any other legal advice about starting an online smoke shop
Based on what you have stated, you are probably a sole proprietorship.
The house is not in my name anymore do I have to pay this tax and if so should the owner title insurance cover this. Also If I don't pay it what can they do?
They may end up paying it, but they will likely chase you for reimbursement if it proves to be your obligation that was due.
he decided to sell said property to my half brother no taxes have been paid I don't even think my father has the title I have lived in my uncles house with my wife for 3 months anyway I can fight this and stay and own my uncles property
If your father had title and made a completed gift to you, then you owned the property and your father cannot take it back. However, was there any paper work; any deed signed by your father? You have raised a lot of issues with your question. As a matter of law, you may own the property, but you... Read more »
Have joint custody with me as custodial parent. Also have a child support judgement. She is in arrears do I have to let her claim a kid for tax purposes? Her child support is only been paid once by her taxes and once by stimulus check. Never by her or her job.
Claim both kids and hire a child support lawyer to file for a wage garnishment.
I reside outside of the U.S. right now, however, my ex-husband (though he is still working on his divorce papers) got the check through our old joint bank account and refuses to send it to me.
He explains that since I am not physically in the U.S. he can not send my check to me and he... Read more »
You say you "ex-husband" is working on his divorce papers. Does that mean he is working on the divorce papers from you? The divorce papers that he or you filed in California? If the California divorce is not finished between you and him, then he is not your ex-husband yet. It sounds... Read more »
Last year, I was in a government program from September 2018-May 2019. Afterwards i worked two jobs. I want to know how to go about this situation.
Hello,
Your situation is not uncommon.
You said you filed your taxes, so I'm assuming you mailed your tax return because if you e-filed it'd have been rejected.
If your paper return was rejected and returned to you or if you received a rejection notice, re-file... Read more »
My wife is US citizen and i was in F-1 visa when we got married in 2015.
I worked in 2017-2019 in uber without work permit. But, I was never out of my status.
I filed tax file in 2017 single(my wife filed with her parents in 2015-2017) and in 2018 I filed tax with my wife and son... Read more »
Good Morning! In addition to showing your wifes income for the affidavit of support, filing joint taxes is additional supporting documents to show a bonafide marriage.
Though Im not a tax professional and this is not legal advise, I’ll say it will be beneficial to file jointly showing... Read more »
on his personal account which looks like laundering money thing. What is the international law that forbids me to proceed in the repayment of the french corporation into the owner's personal account? Thanks in advance for your prompt answer.
I can think of no "international law" that prohibits you from refunding as directed; however, state and federal statutes against money laundering might well be triggered if this is this person's "modus operandi". Has he requested this method more than once? A pattern is... Read more »
I would say “yes”. An out of state retirement plan received while resident of California would be taxable to California. You may be able to get a credit for any Louisiana taxes in your California tax return, which I don’t believe the law allows them to. Zaher Fallahi, Esq, CPA (CA &D.C.).... Read more »
A local hospital foundation is giving away a prize valued at $3,000 to one person. Donors and fundraisers are both eligible to win. If I win it, would it count as income and be taxed?
Generally, prizes are taxable, and I am not aware of an exception if the prize was given by a non-profit organization. Of course, your paid lawyer may research the law and find an exception for you. Zaher Fallahi, Esq, CPA (CA &D.C.).
Disclaimer: The information provided here is not... Read more »
That's how I read it.
He will apply for an ITIN with the tax return.
Yes. You are a tax resident, not a permanent resident, if you reside in the U.S. for more than 183 days, so if you owe taxes, then you are required to file a Federal tax return. In addition, this filing can help confirm that you resided in the U.S. should it be necessary to prove it.
If... Read more »
My business plan was to buy old mobile homes in parks and repair them. After repairs, sell to individuals with sound credit, housing record, and employment on terms for 3-5 years with no interest and no early-payoff penalties.
Im serving three purposes: I'm cleaning up mobile home... Read more »
Your business plan will require alot of work, and will incur significant risks. Do not buy any mobile home that does not have a certificate of title that goes with the serial number on the home. Then you will need a financing statement and note for each sale. Then you must record the lien... Read more »
I didn't know I had to report zero sales on a transient vendors license and received notice of estimated taxes due. I called multiple times and was told multiple times it was fixed. Apparently a tax lien was put in place, but around the same time it finally got fixed and I received... Read more »
There are companies that send people out to town halls to compile lists of people with liens and then sell them to companies that offer to help you with your lien. The lists are usually compiled a month or two before they are sold. You are likely receiving letters from one of these companies.... Read more »
Can that be considered at least partially so If you made at least $7,000 in income tax?
I am not sure what you are trying to ask. Clarify your question and hopefully someone will be able to answer your question.
Is there a tax with interest and penalty due. Value of Estate is around $4m. There has been 3 bad lawyers involved and internal as well as external fighting that has now lasted 17yrs from DOD. I am very concerned about potential liabilities. All born in PR, 3 live in USA and 1 still lives in P.R..
Hello and thank you for using Justia. Very sorry to read that you have had horrible expirience with the prior three Attornys.
An Inheritance Tax Return must be filed as soon as possible. There will be a Tax liability on the value of the Estate plus penalties and ingrest fees. In addition... Read more »
this an economic assistance service provided by the Gov . How is that IRS is with holding these monies from debts due to child support. Does it mean that they don't get to have help? Not all fathers are dead beat dads and this is a help for some and a punishment for those in debt for reasons... Read more »
Whoever told you that is wrong.
The recent $1,200 stimulus check (or deposit) everyone was entitled to receive from the IRS was not a free gift. The payments are legally considered as advances on any tax refund the taxpayer recipient might be entitled to at any time in the future.... Read more »
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