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Q. I reside in California, but I want to open a single member llc in a state with no income tax, would the rules of the state I reside in or the state the company is going to be filed in apply? <a href="https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/single-member-limited-liability-companies" rel="noreferrer">https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/single-member-limited-liability-companies</a> I'm referring to this website but I couldn't quite get it.

To bypass state income tax, think about establishing your LLC in a state like Texas, Florida, Nevada, or Wyoming. Yet, if you are running your business from California, you may still have to deal with California state taxes on any income generated.

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Q. 19 years ago, house purchased from parent for $10. Never rented it or used as business/depreciation, etc. Married and lived in home throughout the entire time, file jointly. If I sell the house for $1,150,000, what is my capital gains tax potential? Assume $500k married deduction and about $200,000 in improvements over the years. What do I use as the cost basis? At time of sale, the NYC Finance Dept determined market value to be $563,000 and the assessed value for tax purposes was $51,000. Do I use one of these for cost basis?

In the event that the house was purchased from parents for $10 and underwent $200,000 in improvements, the cost basis would be $200,010. After selling for $1,150,000, with a married filing jointly deduction of $500,000, the taxable gain would be $449,990. The assessed value for tax purposes does not influence the cost basis.

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Q. I'm a part-owner in a partnership for which I receive a K-1. I receive both guaranteed payments and owner distributions. My wife also earns income from this business through as a 1099 contractor. I also earned additional consulting income for other businesses. I've set up an S-Corp with myself and my wife as employees to reduce our tax burden in 2024 but I did not have this in place in 2023 so I'm expecting our tax obligation to be high and looking for ways to reduce our taxable income. We've worked with a CPA for the past few years but your model looks quite interesting. As part of your tax prep offering, are you able to file the necessary paperwork for showing foreign assets (Forms 1116 and 8938)?

Assistance is available for filing Forms 1116 and 8938. Begin by creating an account on our platform. Navigate to the "Tax Filing" tab to start the process. We are excited to help you with your tax obligations.

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Q. hi I have a restuarant set up as an s corp. I hired a floor contractor to put a floor in my business and paid him 39k. The contractor did not finish the job. We sued them but duiring the process the contractor passed away. were awarded an arbitration award but the contractor passed away with no assets. Where can they recorde this on business taxes as an expense?

Reporting the $39K loss from the incomplete floor contractor as a bad debt on your S-Corp tax return is advisable.

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Q. I have a manufacturing company in Texas structured as an LLC, it is owned 100% by a parent company. Our previous CPA elected on the SS4 to be taxed as a corporation (form 1120). My question is if should / can change it to be pass through to the holding company?

The taxation structure of an LLC with C Corp status can be modified by submitting IRS Form 8832 to switch to a pass-through entity, rather than having profits and losses transferred to the holding company.

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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 be taxed. But getting a 1099 may lead to self-employment taxes. If you receive a 1099, you can deduct related expenses on your tax return. I hope this is of assistance.

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Reporting the $39K loss from the incomplete floor contractor as a bad debt on your S-Corp tax return is advisable.

Facts and figures about
Hardeman County, Tennessee

25,426

County Population

Bolivar

County Seat

668 sq mi

County area

9.75%

Hardeman County sales tax rate

😵‍💫 1 Tennessee CPA for every 300 residents results in high CPA rates

😓 19 million taxpayers missed the filing deadline last year

😨 30 million taxpayers miss deductions without the right tax expert

😣 Almost 1/2 of all Americans pay more tax than necessary

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Tennessee State Income Tax Rates & Brackets for 2023

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

SINGLE FILER

Brackets

Rates

n.a

none

MARRIED FILING JOINTLY

Brackets

Rates

n.a

none

Filing Status

Standard Deduction Amt.

Single

n.a.

Couple

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Hardeman county Sales Tax Rates for 2023

City

Sales Tax Rate

Tax Jurisdiction

Bolivar

9.75%

Bolivar

Middleton

9.75%

Middleton

Whiteville

9.75%

Whiteville

Grand Junction

9.75%

Grand Junction

Toone

9.75%

Toone

Saulsbury

9.75%

Saulsbury

Hornsby

9.75%

Hornsby

Hickory Valley

9.75%

Hickory Valley

Silerton

9.75%

Silerton

Frequently Asked Questions

How does online tax filing in Hardeman County Tennessee work?

What does CPA mean in Hardeman County Tennessee ?

Certified public accountants, or CPAs, in Hardeman County Tennessee are tax professionals with the right education and experience to help Hardeman County Tennessee taxpayers prepare and file their taxes. They have a license issued by the Hardeman County Tennessee state board of accountancy. Accountants in Hardeman County Tennessee have to pass a rigorous exam called the Uniform CPA Exam. In addition to helping individuals prepare taxes, Hardeman County Tennessee CPAs work in positions as public or corporate accountants, and many executives with titles like Controller or Chief Financial Officer are also CPAs. Hardeman County Tennessee CPAs are the tax professionals who are most familiar with the Hardeman County Tennessee self-employment tax rate, income tax rate, property tax rate and every major and minor tax regulation in Hardeman County Tennessee that could affect their clients tax situation. A good Hardeman County Tennessee CPA is a walking encyclopedia of tax information at both the Hardeman County Tennessee level and federal level.

What exactly does a Hardeman County Tennessee CPA do?

The role of a Hardeman County Tennessee CPA is to act as a trusted financial advisor to every taxpayer who is their client. A CPA in Hardeman County Tennessee should be able to answer any possible tax question their client may have, no matter what their tax situation may be. CPAs in Hardeman County Tennessee should have the experience and expertise to prepare all the documents taxpayers are required to file in Hardeman County Tennessee with 100% accuracy.

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FlyFin's CPA team is made up of small business tax professionals who are experts in Hardeman County Tennessee taxes. They bring over 100 years of combined experience to the table. While the FlyFin app leverages sophisticated A.I. to find every possible Hardeman County Tennessee tax deduction, FlyFin CPAs provide guidance, tax preparation and Hardeman County Tennessee tax filing services directly through the app to freelancers, W-2 employees, independent contractors, self-employed individuals and small businesses in Hardeman County Tennessee. The CPA team helping FlyFin users save $3,700 on average on their taxes works with both 1099 Hardeman County Tennessee tax deductions for self-employed individuals in Hardeman County Tennessee and W-2 tax deductions for employees working in Hardeman County Tennessee, as well as with every personal tax deduction a client can take in Hardeman County Tennessee. Taxes for a freelancer, independent contractor or a business owner in Hardeman County Tennessee, for example, can be especially tricky, and FlyFin CPAs can answer any question they may have, from the write-offs they qualify for to how much their quarterly estimated tax payments should be.

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