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The History of Nexus Rules and Case Law
These landmark legal cases have set the precedent for today’s multi-state tax regulations which is to say: If you are considered to have nexus within a state, even if you are located outside of that state, having nexus is equivalent to having a branch office within that state.
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Divorce and Taxes Owed: Who is Responsible for Tax Debt in a Divorce?
When a taxpayer files separately, it is clear who will bear the burden of any tax liability assessed by the IRS. But if you are in the middle of a divorce, owe tax debt and have filed jointly during your marriage, who pays may be less clear.
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State Income Tax Considerations in Multi-State Tax Planning
Independent contractors are a huge issue when it comes to payroll taxes and California has very specific criteria that must be met. Do you know how to properly categorize a worker as an independent contractor versus an employee?
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How Are Transfers of Property Taxed in a Divorce?
Under 26 U.S. Code §1041, you typically have a 6-year window of time from the date your divorce is finalized to make a transfer that is not subject to taxation. Once you go beyond 6 years, you are looking at two individuals that are divorced.
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How to File Delinquent International Tax Returns
If you are not in need of the Streamlined Procedures because you do not owe additional tax, and you have reasonable cause for not filing an informational return, you may file the delinquent international tax returns along with an explanation of the facts that support your claim of having reasonable cause for failing to file on time.
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