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Keegan
Freelance software developer
Q. Hi - I am employed with a company that provides RSUs as compensation. A certain number of shares vested last year. My company also sells several shares at vesting to cover payroll tax withholdings. I received a 1099-B form from my brokerage with the full value of the vested RSUs in Box B. When I enter this into my tax software, my refund went down considerably, which leads me to believe it's accounting for those same taxes that were already withheld, a second time. How should I be reporting my 1099-B in this case?
You should report the withheld tax for the sale of vested shares in Box 4 as Federal income tax withheld. Be sure to include the proceeds from the sale of RSUs in your 1099-B information, but do not include shares sold for payroll taxes. Accurate reporting is essential to avoid double taxation. The amount withheld for taxes should also be included in your W-2 form.
razi
Healthcare professional
Q. My name is Razi. I work overseas and my income is very low (just about $400/month), and I have a wife who doesn't work, and 2 kids. I want to know if its still worth filing a tax return. Would I still get money back, like for child tax credits or earned income tax credits? Thank you
Even if you have a low income, filing a tax return can be beneficial, especially if you have dependents. You may be eligible for refundable credits such as Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit. EITC can offer substantial benefits for lower income families with children. Don't overlook potential refunds from the government.
Cash *********
Healthcare professional
Q. Hello, I live with my partner in a home that she owns herself and we are not married. I pay her rent monthly and my question is could she turn her home into a rental property and have me be a tenant paying the rent to get some tax/business benefits? Thank you, Cash
Pondering the possibility of making your partner's home a rental property? Your partner would have to report the rental income and could be eligible for tax deductions. If you're renting the property for business use, you might also be able to deduct your rent payments. Consulting a tax professional for tailored advice is important.
Ken *******
Real-estate agent
Q. In March of 2023, my wife & I created a revocable living trust. We own a duplex & previously held title as married, joint owners. We also created single-member LLC (where our revocable living trust is the single member/owner of the LLC) and transferred ownership of/title to the duplex to the LLC. Both the living trust and the LLC have unique Federal Tax IDs. My Question: Do we file separate State & Federal tax returns (under either the LLC's OR the Living Trust's Federal Tax ID) for the duplex income/expenses? OR, do we continue to file the Schedule A (with entries for each duplex side) with our joint tax return (as we did, when we owned it as tenants by the entirety)? Thank you!
If your LLC is owned by your revocable living trust, its income and expenses will be reflected on your individual tax return.
Stephanie
Legal
Q. I'm about to take a part time job. The job will require travel about once a month. They want to pay me a thousand dollar a month tax exempt stipend rather than reimburse me. I would pay taxes on anything remaining from the stipend. Is this allowed? Can they give me a 1099 for the stipend?
Tax-exempt stipends won't subject you to taxes. However, getting a 1099 may result in self-employment taxes. If you receive a 1099, you can deduct associated expenses on your tax return. Hope this clarifies the situation.
Kristen
Real-estate agent
Q. I worked as a independent contractor for a real estate firm and received a 1099. The real estate firm is sending me a 1099 for money I never received. They are doing this I believe to avoid paying taxes themselves on it. Here is an example of what I mean. I closed a transaction and the gross commission check that the closing attorney writes out to the firm (not to kristen) is $5000. The firm then takes their split out of it and then writes me a check for $2500. On my 1099 they put they gave me the full $5000 which would be incorrect. I think they do it this way so they don't have to pay takes on any of the money. I tried reaching out to the firms tax accountant and got nothing but a nasty response back that basically said I will not be fixing your 1099.
Log the incorrect 1099 distributed by the corporation to avoid IRS taxation on the full sum. Contact another stakeholder in the corporation for a resolution.
Keegan
Freelance software developer
Q. Hi - I am employed with a company that provides RSUs as compensation. A certain number of shares vested last year. My company also sells several shares at vesting to cover payroll tax withholdings. I received a 1099-B form from my brokerage with the full value of the vested RSUs in Box B. When I enter this into my tax software, my refund went down considerably, which leads me to believe it's accounting for those same taxes that were already withheld, a second time. How should I be reporting my 1099-B in this case?
You should report the withheld tax for the sale of vested shares in Box 4 as Federal income tax withheld. Be sure to include the proceeds from the sale of RSUs in your 1099-B information, but do not include shares sold for payroll taxes. Accurate reporting is essential to avoid double taxation. The amount withheld for taxes should also be included in your W-2 form.
razi
Healthcare professional
Q. My name is Razi. I work overseas and my income is very low (just about $400/month), and I have a wife who doesn't work, and 2 kids. I want to know if its still worth filing a tax return. Would I still get money back, like for child tax credits or earned income tax credits? Thank you
Even if you have a low income, filing a tax return can be beneficial, especially if you have dependents. You may be eligible for refundable credits such as Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit. EITC can offer substantial benefits for lower income families with children. Don't overlook potential refunds from the government.
Cash *********
Healthcare professional
Q. Hello, I live with my partner in a home that she owns herself and we are not married. I pay her rent monthly and my question is could she turn her home into a rental property and have me be a tenant paying the rent to get some tax/business benefits? Thank you, Cash
Pondering the possibility of making your partner's home a rental property? Your partner would have to report the rental income and could be eligible for tax deductions. If you're renting the property for business use, you might also be able to deduct your rent payments. Consulting a tax professional for tailored advice is important.
Ken *******
Real-estate agent
Q. In March of 2023, my wife & I created a revocable living trust. We own a duplex & previously held title as married, joint owners. We also created single-member LLC (where our revocable living trust is the single member/owner of the LLC) and transferred ownership of/title to the duplex to the LLC. Both the living trust and the LLC have unique Federal Tax IDs. My Question: Do we file separate State & Federal tax returns (under either the LLC's OR the Living Trust's Federal Tax ID) for the duplex income/expenses? OR, do we continue to file the Schedule A (with entries for each duplex side) with our joint tax return (as we did, when we owned it as tenants by the entirety)? Thank you!
If your LLC is owned by your revocable living trust, its income and expenses will be reflected on your individual tax return.

Facts and figures about
Chisago County, Minnesota

minnesota
population

57,469

County Population

population

Center City

County Seat

population

417.63 sq mi

County area

population

7.38%

Chisago County sales tax rate

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Minnesota State Income Tax Rates & Brackets for 2023

The following tables represents Minnesota's income tax rates and tax brackets:

SINGLE FILER

Brackets

Rates

$0 - $28,080

5.35%

$28,080 - $92,230

6.80%

$92,230 - $ 1,71,220

7.85%

$ 1,71,220+

9.85%

MARRIED FILING JOINTLY

Brackets

Rates

$0 - $41,050

5.35%

$41,050 - $ 1,63,060

6.80%

$ 1,63,060 - $ 2,84,810

7.85%

$ 2,84,810+

9.85%

Filing Status

Standard Deduction Amt.

Single

$12,900

Couple

$19,350

Chisago county Sales Tax Rates for 2023

City

Sales Tax Rate

Tax Jurisdiction

North Branch

7.38%

Isanti

Lindstrom

7.38%

Chisago

Chisago City

7.38%

Chisago

Rush City

7.38%

Chisago

Harris

7.38%

Isanti

Shafer

7.38%

Chisago

Center City

7.38%

Chisago

Taylors Falls

7.38%

Chisago

Stacy

7.38%

Stacy

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