Unanswered Tax Questions
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View All Tax QuestionsNeed to file tax forms and close my EIN
Asked onTuesday, January 16, 2024 by PilarHi, We recently dissolved my LLC. We created it in the state of Florida in April 2022. But, we did not have any activity, nor income, with it. Do I need to file taxes? I think I need to file tax form 1065 and close my EIN. Can I get help to do this? Do I need to do anything else to have everything in order with the state? Thanks, Pilar
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Asked onTuesday, January 16, 2024 by AaronI have a question that will be in 2 parts. 1- I will be doing Real Estate Wholesaling and Investing in FL, my llc is registered in New Mexico. Can I do that or do I have to register my llc in FL as well? also I'll be having an office in Jacksonville so we can work from 2- How much tax should I pay for New Mexico for a nonresident who owns a business operating from New mexico in total? including the tax income and the state tax How much tax should I also pay in FL if my business is operating in FL and New mexico? in total. if my monthly revenue is somewhere close to 107,500 USD. Thank you!
2020 Auto Depreciation Sec 179 - Bonus - MQ4 MACRS DDB
Asked onMonday, January 15, 2024 by JulieHi - I need help depreciating a 2020 auto purchased in Dec 2020. Let's say it cost $25k. We used the $10,100 Sec 179 max and bonus depreciation $8k in 2020. I have the limits for the following years but unclear on how to calculate years 2 and later using MACRS DDB MQ4 convention. I don't just want the answer, I want to know how to calculate it, as in, in a chart/example or something. Thank you!
Write off
Asked onMonday, January 15, 2024 by MichaelI wanted to know if there is anything that can be written off as an expense as a day trader without an LLC or s corp.
Home sale tax question
Asked onSunday, January 14, 2024 by felixI live in SC i am married and file my taxes as married filing jointly if i sell my primary residence that i have lived in for 20 years for $350,000 (I bought it fo $150,000 20 years ago), is the $200,000 free from capital gains taxes?
2024 Federal Tax Credit for Electric Trucks
Asked onSaturday, January 13, 2024 by Erin ElizabethHello, can you please tell me if an LLC has no net income can they still receive the 2024 tax credit incentive for electric trucks (up to $40,000), effectively receiving money from the government? Our LLC is only owned by my husband and myself. It is a pass-through LLC and presented on our personal tax returns. If net income was made, it would be presented on our personal tax returns. Can this credit be taken and reduce/increase our total personal tax return? Thank you!
Are my calculations correct, see the below data !
Asked onFriday, January 12, 2024 by Edwardsale of a second home for $400,000 with a $150,000 cost basis (gain of $250,000). Also, net taxable ordinary income of $40,000 (married filing jointly). Using 2023 capital gain rates and ordinary income tax rates, my income tax bill would be $4,357 and my capital gain tax bill would be $24,113..................Are these calculations correct ???
Straight-Line Rent
Asked onFriday, January 12, 2024 by RyanMy client is a landlord and their CPA is adjusting their income to straight-line rent. In my opinion, this type of adjustment is only appropriate for the tenant. Please advise.
Name Change
Asked onThursday, January 11, 2024 by MarieI legally changed my name during 2023. Am I able to file taxes with one of my W2s and my 1098-T form being issued in my old name and one W2 being issued in my new name? Or will I need to make sure all institutions issuing me forms have my new name? All will have my same SSN.
Adult child moved in and defining "Household Income" FPL?
Asked onThursday, January 11, 2024 by JonI have a question about program eligibility such as Medi-Cal/Medicaid. We live in a house, owned by my Mother, who receives SSI, a small monthly 401k check, and no other income. I do not include her as a dependent nor does she include me as a dependent on either of our taxes. Is she eligible for such programs? Or does my income, as a high earner >150k a year, disqualify her.