asked
If an individual has a modest capital gain, but their income or tax liability still falls below the threshold that requires them to file taxes, are they still required to file because of the fact that they did have capital gains?
February 15th, 2024
I lost my connection and need to get a 6-digit PIN for my tax filing. I am located in Tampa, FL, 76 years old, have dependents, and my typical filing status is head of household with an income of $25,000. What should I do to obtain the 6-digit PIN?
January 25th, 2023
I plan to move to Poland next year and my US employer is willing to continue hiring me remotely. I am a conditional green card holder in the US and have assets such as checking accounts, savings accounts, a fund in Robinhood, and a 401K account. I want to know the best option for tax savings: should I have my employer continue paying me via US direct deposit, start an LLC in Poland, or find an EOR (employer of record) in Poland? Additionally, I want to understand the implications of becoming a non-US resident on my assets and tax obligations.
July 16th, 2024
My husband filed a non-filer for stimulus money for 2019 and 2020 but didn't include our children. How can I go back and fix this?
August 31st, 2024
I never received a stimulus check. I am on disability and have not filed taxes. My daughter had me on her taxes, but she did not receive a check for me, so she took me off. I might receive the next one, but I never got any stimulus checks. What should I do?
August 4th, 2024
I have a solo 401k set up through MySolo 401k Co. They have created a retirement trust and under the trust, we created an LLC to buy real estate. Now, I am in escrow to buy an income apartment building but need more funds to close. Can I set up a TIC (Tenancy in Common) entity with my own after-tax funds to buy the property in escrow? Is this a prohibited transaction under ERISA rules, or can it be done? If not, can I create a new LLC with two or more members to invest in the partnership with my solo 401k?
February 24th, 2024