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Preparation of individual income tax returns including social security, pensions, lump sum distributions, sale of personal residence, stock and mutual fund sales, distributions from individual retirement accounts, moving expenses and itemized deductions. General knowledge of schedule C for small sole proprietorships. No experience in corporate, estate, partnership or large business returns.
9 years as tax preparer for major national firm.
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Hi, If you withdraw money from a 401(k) you will pay ordinary income tax, at whatever rate your total income, deductions and exemptions dictate. If your state has a state income tax, you will pay that
Hi, In order to avoid tax you have to roll the 401(k) to a Traditional IRA or another employer's qualified plan. There are exceptions to the penalty. They are (1) distribution made to an employee
Hi, If the income is reported to you and you take the moving expense adjustment to income, you can only deduct the cost of moving you and your family and your belongings and overnight stops along the
Hi, She can pay you with a W2 and withhold social security and medicare and pay her share of social security and medicare by filing a Schedule H with her tax return. She can also withhold Federal Income
Hi, You will pay long term capital gains tax on your gain. Your gain is the difference between the sale price and the fair market value on the date of death of the person from whom you inherited it
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