Unanswered Tax Questions
Questions Asked by Users That Have Not Recieved a CPA Response.
View All Tax QuestionsLetting someone use my Uber eats account linked to my social
Asked onTuesday, September 05, 2023 by FHello. To have details clear I have a job making about roughly 25-30k a year. Since last year I had a family friend who was in a pinch so I let him use my uber eats account as he could not use his. Your delivery account account is linked to your social so you have to file what’s made for taxes. Last year he made 7k which wasn’t an issue as I had job troubles But since may this year till now he’s made roughly 13k. So I’m worried about as those earning he’s made which I have to file and along with my job coming tax season. What will happen if I continue to let him use continue. Will I have to pay more in taxes as it will appear I’m making significantly more? Potential larger refund? Stop it immediately? Any feedback is valued. Thank you for your assistance
S-Corp 1120-s m-2
Asked onTuesday, September 05, 2023 by ken1120-s m-2 line 2, 6, 7 are all the same and fully distributed leaving line 8 as $0. How can single shareholder ever get capital contribution back if line 8 cannot be negative and all line 6 (net income) is passed-through on line 7? How can shareholder ever get a non-taxable return of capital, since this adds to Line 7 distribution amount making Line 8 negative?
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Asked onMonday, September 04, 2023 by JamesI am wanting to form an LLC. I am a semi professional bowler and I have been told that if I form an LLC that I would be able to write off bowling balls and bowling equipment as they would be considered part of my business, I’m wondering, is this true I would be trying to sell T-shirts as a small business
Inherited ira
Asked onMonday, September 04, 2023 by IgorI inherited $5,500 traditional IRA from my dad. He passed away at age 74. I am the son and 51 years old What is the best way to approach this
IRA questions
Asked onMonday, September 04, 2023 by EalterIt’s been a tough year in business and was laid off. I am now collecting unemployment. I’ll be 68 in November and started collecting Social Security back in April. I need some advice on taking out funds from my small IRA.
Repayment of loan
Asked onSunday, September 03, 2023 by DennisIf a person repays a loan . Do you have to clam it as income?
avoiding state inheritance tax
Asked onSunday, September 03, 2023 by DavidMy mother is a widow living in PA which has a 4.5% inheritance tax. I am looking for ways to eliminate or reduce this impact. Her estate is about 1.5m of which she has a house valued at 350k, cash of 350k, and investments of 800k. She owns her home outright where she bought it for 220k and the current market value is 350k. If she transfers the house in her will then the estate would have to pay the inheritance tax on 350k. Is it possible that she gifts me (her son) 350k in cash. I file the irs form indicating the gift but no taxes since below the lifetime exclusion. i then buy her home for 350k and pay the 2% transfer fee for PA. She doesn’t pay capital gains as it is under the 250k exclusion for her primary home. She then gifts me another 350k cash from the sale. So her estate is 700k less. As long as she lives for 12 months then I think that avoids inheritance tax on the 700k and avoids the capital gains. Is this allowed?
Receiving a W9 from a client and providing a 1099.
Asked onSunday, September 03, 2023 by EVDoes a law firm have to provide a W-9(in order to provide a 1099) to certain clients? Who and Why?
Estate federal tax in California.
Asked onSunday, September 03, 2023 by DanaDo I pay a federal income tax on estate under 50000?
business loaning money
Asked onSunday, September 03, 2023 by CarterI have one business that has been running since 2008. I have another business idea and want to start a second business. The business will make cash and I would like to know if the 2nd business can loan myself money payable at a lower rate than what I am paying on my credit cards ? I don't want to pay 19% if my second company can loan me at 4%. Is this wise ?