Unanswered Tax Questions
Questions Asked by Users That Have Not Recieved a CPA Response.
View All Tax QuestionsReporting p2p income from hobby
Asked onMonday, February 20, 2023 by ChristianI run a facebook page where i resell soccer jerseys i buy on ebay as a hobby and receive payments through paypal and venmo. How would this be reported on my taxes?
Filing status
Asked onSunday, February 19, 2023 by JennMy daughter and soon to be ex son in law are trying to figure out if they can both claim married filling separately or do they have to do married filing jointly?
Senior tax filing for 2022
Asked onSunday, February 19, 2023 by BehnooshAm 70 years old single getting $1350.00 social security and $600.00 retirement. Do I need to file taxes?
Are you including mimmesota frontline worker bonus as income on form 1040
Asked onSunday, February 19, 2023 by ScotTAre you including mimmesota frontline worker bonus as income on form 1040.
Potential Capital Gains Impact
Asked onSunday, February 19, 2023 by MeganI am married and the title on our home is only in my partners name. By way of our marriage contract I am entitled to a % of the proceeds of the eventual sale of that home. If I purchase a home, on my own, and after that purchase, we sell the matrimonial home, would I be subjected to capital gains on my % of the proceeds on that sale.
1099b ?
Asked onSunday, February 19, 2023 by LindaMy father passed in 2019. He left me his annuity that produced a small ck every month. It was tax free money. Last summer I met with my advisor we moved $50,000 into a different type of fund that would produce more income. That money is needed to help pay car pymt , insurance,etc. He did tell me that it would produce a 1099 every year because it is producing income. Which I understood. Now I got a bunch of 1099s and one was a 1099b. I do my taxes myself online every year. When I put in the info for this 1099b my taxes it said I would owe something like $13000+. I am hoping I am doing something wrong. It seems I am paying taxes on the $50,000. I can't afford that. All I wanted to do is increase my income as 8 get closer to retirement. I dont know if I am entering something wrong,doing something wrong. All I did was reinvest it. I did not get any lump some cash payout. Help!
Deduct Education Expense from Business Income
Asked onSaturday, February 18, 2023 by WinstonI have W2 but my wife has 1099-NEC, and she works in Accounting/Audit field. We filed jointly married. She is currently attending school for an MBA program. Can we deduct 100% of the tuition from her 1099-NEC business income under qualified education expense? IRS said it has to be in 1 of the 2 categories to be qualified: 1. Employer or law requires the education to keep the job/salary. 2. Maintain/Improve skills. The payer of her 1099-NEC did say she needs to work on an MBA degree in order to keep working, and we can probably get a statement from them. But are they considered her employer to be qualified in the 1st category? Proving for the 2nd category might be possible but it's not black and white as the 1st. So we prefer to use the 1st category if possible. Can we use the 1st category or is it even possible to deduct this tuition from her business income? Thanks
1099-R
Asked onSaturday, February 18, 2023 by CarolynI rolled over 1 Roth and 1 401K when I put in it has me paying 8860.00 I didn’t use any of this money. How do I put these in with out paying taxes on them.
When
Asked onSaturday, February 18, 2023 by VickieIf the irs said I would receive my taxes by the 28th, is it possible I can receive my payment before then?
Can an exception be claimed for a deceased person ?
Asked onSaturday, February 18, 2023 by frederickI am executor for my daughter's estate. She passed away in 2020. Her husband filed a joint return for tax year 2020. In settling her estate there was credit card debt that was forgiven. a 1099 was received which is taxable. There was no other taxable income or expenses. I am filing a final return. Can I claim a standard deduction on the return ?