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My husband was recently released from his job and has a 401(k) that needs to be cashed out, rolled over, or transferred. We realize he will face a penalty and pay taxes on the amount if he cashes it out. Will this amount also count toward taxable income for the year, or will the amount taken out for taxes upon cashing it out cover the tax responsibility?
August 18th, 2024
I am the executor of my grandmother's estate in Georgia. I transferred the title of her home into my name after her death and sold it for $97,000, distributing the proceeds to the heirs. Since the house was in my name, I received a 1099. How do I communicate to the IRS that this is not taxable income for me?
June 20th, 2023
A client was a Sole Proprietor who formed an LLC and elected to be taxed as an S-corp on 8/1/17. He purchased a $39k vehicle in his sole proprietorship in 2015 and deducted Sec 179 and A/D through 2016 of $26k. What are his options for using the vehicle in the S-corp?
June 16th, 2024
I have had attempts to take money out of my Bank Account that is used to deposit my Social Security Check. I have opened a new account, but the information on the Web Page stated that it would take 6 weeks to establish a new "Deposit Account" for my Check. This would make all of my bills late, including my Rent. Is there a way to expedite the process, and should I provide the information for the new Bank Account via the Social Security Website?
March 23rd, 2024
I need to file my 2016 tax return but I have lost all my W2s and 1099s due to Hurricane Harvey. I filed an extension for 2016 and received a letter stating I had to file by today to continue my insurance coverage through the Affordable Care Act. I was employed through August 2016 and had a side job as a musician, receiving 1099s from places I performed. I can't remember where all I performed and have lost all self-employed income and deduction receipts. I was hoping to have the IRS file my return and send me the bill since I can't file a full return with my deductions.
May 4th, 2024
Hi, my job requires me to drive about 100 miles a day. I am reimbursed $60 a week for gas, but can I deduct for wear & tear on my vehicle if I don't itemize deductions?
May 5th, 2023