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Do you still get personal tax in CA even if you have an S Corporation runing and earning money in Nevada?

Posted by admin on May 21st, 2009

dsert_fox asked: If you own an S Corporation in Nevada and you receive all the checks and payments in Nevada. Do still get taxed in California? Do you have to be a Nevada resident? Or do you just get taxed Federal, because you earned everything in Nevada and Nevada does not have a State Income [...]

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Personal Income Tax Question: Nevada S Corporation but live in Illinois?

Posted by admin on Mar 10th, 2009

NeerjaP asked: I’m about to incorporate my (just started), online business as a Nevada S Corporation. I live in Illinois. I work full time. My money from my full time job funds my online company. Will I be able to write off my losses (if I lose money) on my IL state and federal taxes? [...]

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If you own a corporation, does the income from the corporation get reported on your personal tax return?

Posted by admin on Mar 2nd, 2009

energizer bunny asked: My ex-husband is hiding money to get out of paying more child support. His income is about $1,900.00 a YEAR he claims. He drives luxury cars etc…If he owned a corporation would that show on his Personal tax return?

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Is it a good idea to use a personal corporation as a tax shelter?

Posted by admin on Feb 7th, 2009

Defunct asked: Like Robert Kirosaki advises in Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

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Personal tax & Corporation tax?

Posted by admin on Jan 13th, 2009

Joy asked: The fiscal year of the corporation is 3/1, I was told the corporation tax due 5/15. can I file my personal tax by 4/15 or I have to wait after the corporation tax is done? thanks.
How about the profit of the corporation? Does it have anything to do with the my personal tax? [...]

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If I have a corporation in Hong Kong and I am a US citizen will my Hong Kong corp. have to pay U.S. Tax?

Posted by admin on Aug 26th, 2008

Carlos G asked: I know for personal income tax i have to pay tax on any icome earned overseas but do the same rules apply to corporations.