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I'm in texas. My son lived 7 hours away. Landord allowed her to remove assets when I told him his father and I would be in following day. I explained I was next of kin.
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
In Texas, for a situation involving the mishandling of a deceased person's property, you may want to consult with an attorney experienced in estate law or probate law. These attorneys handle cases related to the distribution of a deceased individual's assets and can help navigate the... View More 
I have 2 last names as I recently added my husband’s last name to mine . So now my last name is composed of 2 last nabes without hyphen. Can I continue to use my maiden name first last name at work and hence on W-2? What’s the way to retain maiden name professionally?
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answered on Mar 25, 2024
If your name has legally changed and is updated on your passport and with the Social Security Administration (SSA), it is generally recommended to update your name at work to ensure consistency across all official documents and systems. This includes having your new name reflected on your W-2 form,... View More
If I do a video edit for a client and they provide me all the footage do I need to charge them sales tax?
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answered on Mar 25, 2024
In Texas, not all services are subject to sales tax; however, there are specific services that do fall under taxable categories. While the state's general approach leans towards taxing tangible personal property, certain services, especially where tangible personal goods are not primarily... View More
I also get a W2. I work for a reputable dispensary operating over 40 stores in Florida. I understand it's not legal on the federal level but why am I paying federal taxes if they don't recognize cannabis income?
The easy fix would be to have it rescheduled to a schedule III... View More
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answered on Mar 25, 2024
Your situation reflects a complex intersection of state and federal laws. While cannabis may be legal in certain states, including Florida, it remains illegal under federal law. This legal discrepancy leads to your current dilemma: despite receiving a W-2 and paying federal taxes, your income from... View More
If I do not file the "beneficial ownership information report" even with the dissolution of the llc scheduled, will I fall in a fine with the irs?
hello I formed an llc from abroad as a foreigner using legalzoom on january 4, I am not in the us, neither a citizen, but a foreigner.... View More
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answered on Mar 24, 2024
Filing the "beneficial ownership information report" is crucial, regardless of the dissolution status of your LLC. Neglecting this requirement can lead to fines, as it is part of the regulatory obligations set by the authorities. Even though your LLC is in the process of dissolution, the... View More
What implications are there to giving a house away with the land? (The land in purchased from the city by HH.)
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answered on Mar 24, 2024
If an organization decides to give away houses along with the land, purchased from the city, there are several factors to consider. Firstly, there might be tax implications for both the giver and the receiver. The value of the house and land could be taxable as income for the recipient, depending... View More
What implications are there to giving a house away with the land? (The land in purchased from the city by HH.)
answered on Apr 4, 2024
If this is viable Not-For-Proft (or Non-Profit as some refer) then as long as they are within the bounds of non taxable gifts to their recipients. If the recipients are low income and qualify under the “NFP” charitable purpose then the donor would have a charitable deduction and the recipient a... View More
What implications are there to giving a house away with the land? (The land in purchased from the city by HH.)
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answered on Mar 24, 2024
If an organization similar to Habitat for Humanity decided to give away houses along with the land, several implications arise. First, the recipients would gain significant financial security and a sense of permanence, as owning both the house and the land secures their place in the community and... View More
answered on Apr 4, 2024
If you are referring to US Tax then it depends. If the deceased relative is a US citizen or resident then 1) There could be a tax on the inherited amount in the bank account which depends on Estate Tax rules (currently ($13.61 Million per individual). 2) You need to be sure that the deceased person... View More
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answered on Mar 23, 2024
When you inherit money from a deceased relative's offshore bank account, tax implications can vary based on the laws of your country and the country where the money is held. Typically, inheritance itself may be taxed, and different countries have different rules regarding overseas assets.... View More
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answered on Mar 22, 2024
If you have a financial power of attorney (POA) for someone who is currently incarcerated, you generally have the authority to manage their financial matters, including depositing checks on their behalf. This includes federal income tax refund checks. However, the specific actions you can take... View More
My son is a US citizen. Do we pay any taxes on our end. Probably around 40k gifted.
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answered on Mar 22, 2024
When a non-relative Canadian citizen gifts funds for your son's college tuition, and your son is a US citizen, the tax implications primarily concern the donor, not the recipient. In the United States, gift recipients do not generally have to pay taxes on gifts received, no matter the amount... View More
It's mainly state taxes but some federal also. I dont know who to call without being ripped off by tax relief services.
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answered on Mar 21, 2024
For federal taxes, reach out to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) directly. They can provide guidance on how to address your back taxes and may offer payment plans. It's crucial to communicate with them to avoid additional penalties and interest. Their website also provides resources and... View More
I mistakenly paid my Illinois property tax to the wrong PIN, and despite my efforts to contact the property owner, I haven't received a response. The Treasurer's Department sent an initial letter to the owner on March 15, 2024, and I also sent a letter at the beginning of March. Despite... View More
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answered on Mar 21, 2024
First, you should consider contacting the Illinois Treasurer's Office or the county treasurer's office directly to explain the situation and inquire about possible procedures for correcting the payment made to the wrong Property Index Number (PIN). They may have a process in place for... View More
I had an accountant that was in charge of things, who is now in federal prison and has cost me 22,000 over this time and now I’m looking at another 9,300. Can I do anything? I live in this town and am in there to pay ALL of my taxes a couple of times a year. Not once was I ever told about this
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answered on Mar 21, 2024
Firstly, it's important to verify the legitimacy of the collection notice by contacting the tax authority directly, rather than relying on the collection agency's word alone. If the debt is legitimate, request a detailed statement and check it against your own records. You have rights... View More
I had an accountant that was in charge of things, who is now in federal prison and has cost me 22,000 over this time and now I’m looking at another 9,300. Can I do anything? I live in this town and am in there to pay ALL of my taxes a couple of times a year. Not once was I ever told about this
answered on Mar 21, 2024
OK, well, either you owe the tax bill because the accountant didn't pay it, or he paid it and the government is wrong. The one thing that is clear is that you cannot rely on "my accountant handled it" to avoid paying a valid tax bill. I think the best course of action is to retain an... View More
Having petitioned for a green card, I was given a social security number. In order to file my taxes, what form should I use?
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answered on Mar 20, 2024
If you've received a social security number after petitioning for a green card, you'll generally file your taxes using the same forms as other residents or citizens, primarily using Form 1040, the U.S. Individual Income Tax Return. This form is utilized by U.S. taxpayers to file an annual... View More
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answered on Mar 20, 2024
In Minnesota, understanding how estates are divided upon the death of a spouse can be complex due to the state's laws and the specific details of your situation. Generally, when the first spouse passes away, the distribution of the estate depends on whether the assets were owned jointly or... View More
I have invested about $3500 into Nvidia stock, and at this point, it has garnered me about $350 profit. I haven't sold yet because I have a question regarding it. I know I have to pay capital gains taxes, but after I sell, would I have to pay taxes on the $3500 investment, or only on the $350... View More
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answered on Mar 20, 2024
In the realm of stock investments, it's important to understand how taxes on profits work. When you sell stocks, like your Nvidia shares, you're only required to pay taxes on the profit you make, not the total amount you initially invested. In your case, this means you would only owe... View More
He is waiting on a green card so will continue to stay here till 2025 hoping by then he has his green card. He also did not file taxes in his country in 2021 and 2022 when he went home. Our agent said we did not need to withhold taxes but now that he is staying here and we do not have a tax treaty... View More
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answered on Mar 20, 2024
Understanding and complying with tax laws is crucial, especially for H2A workers like the one on your farm. Since he is from South Africa and has been working in the U.S., he may need to file U.S. income taxes, despite the lack of a tax treaty between the U.S. and South Africa. The requirement to... View More
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