business
Can a US resident file for a child?
Lawful permanent residents can only file Form I-130 for an unmarried son or daughter (any age). Immigration law assigns these relationships to the family ...
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business
What type of corporation is best for rental property?
Limited Liability Company Limited Liability Company for Long Term Investors The Limited Liability Company (known as LLC) is the best entity for most real ...
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science
Is alimony enforceable out of country?
Alimony. Alimony, or spousal maintenance, decisions depend on which country the divorce takes place in. If the spouse who is awarded alimony lives in anot...
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local updates
Can a Canadian be a partner in an LLC?
If you are a Canadian resident who owns U.S. property through an LLC, the IRS will first tax any income you earn from the property. On the U.S. side, you ...
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education
How much can I gift without tax?
$15,000 The annual federal gift tax exclusion allows you to give away up to $15,000 in 2020 to as many people as you wish without those gifts counting aga...
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technology insights
Do you issue a 1099 for legal fees?
If you pay $600 or more in legal fees to any law firm or other provider of legal services in the course of your trade or business, you must file a 1099-MI...
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arts
Does VA disability change if I move?
Since you are moving from one state to another, not only do you have to change your address, you must also change your VA Regional Office. When changing R...
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technology insights
Can you get into grad school with work experience?
Most graduate schools take a holistic approach to applicants, looking at both academics and other factors. When applying, focus on your strengths but don’...
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science
How many nonprofits are there in New Hampshire?
NH Nonprofits are Essential to the Vitality of our Communities. The NH Center for Nonprofits released the latest data on New Hampshire’s nonprofit sector....
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health
What is the capital loss deduction limit for a married couple filing a joint return?
$3,000 Married couples Married couples may only deduct up to $3,000 of net capital losses on a joint return or $1,500 each if filing separate returns. Nei...
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