MERRY CHRISTMAS
- December 24th, 2015
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Dear Readers, For this Christmas week edition of my blog, I would like to pay honor to this most wonderful season of the year. My favorite cartoon character is Snoopy from the Peanuts cartoon. He went on many imaginary adventures,…
Is an Offer in Compromise ever a solution if the taxpayer has enough funds to pay in full?
- December 8th, 2015
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There is a type of Offer that can be used in certain situations. I am referring to the Offer based on Effective Tax Administration. It is appropriate when the taxpayer has the funds or assets to pay the amount owed,…
What’s the difference between a Power of Attorney and a Conservatorship?
- November 21st, 2015
- David Greene
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As I stated in my last blog these are two legal powers that accomplish the same purpose in two completely different ways. I discussed the Power of Attorney in my last blog and will cover the Conservatorship in this blog….
The difference between a Power of Attorney and Conservatorship
- November 10th, 2015
- David Greene
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These are two legal powers that accomplish the same purpose in two completely different ways. I’ll discuss the Power of Attorney today and the Conservatorship in my next blog. There are several kinds of Powers of Attorney but the most…
How to sell co-owned property if one owner does not want to sell.
- October 29th, 2015
- David Greene
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The law provides a way out of this common dilemma that usually arises following an inheritance by several siblings. One or more want to sell and get the money while the others want to keep the property. It is called…
When does one have to pay gift tax?
- October 12th, 2015
- David Greene
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One who is the recipient of a monetary gift does not pay the gift tax on the money received. The donor pays the tax. However, anyone can give a monetary gift of up to $14,000 per year without having to…