Of course, the offer was denied (actually not even responded to), but that's how you have to do it.

Neither of those things is true, so the should not be able to deny me.

Just cutting the child a check without issuing a W-2, without potentially reporting on the applicable Form 94x series (and state equivalents), without having a completed I-9 and signed contract on file...if I was an IRS auditor I'd deny the deduction, and claim the checks were gifts, and you'd have a very hard time proving me wrong.Unless the child is going to be working a lot in your business, the juice may not be worth the squeeze here. 

If it is indeed a service animal you are not allowed to deny them for that reason. 

However, she said that she got fined or could get fined (not sure which because she texts in a slight broken English) $1,000 for having the sign in while not on the MLS and if the bank drives by they could also deny our loan.

Yes, insurance is necessary, but you better believe an insurance company will try and find any reason it can to deny a claim if you ever have a large claim.

Recent Fair Housing regs say we cannot deny people for past transgressions indefinitely.

Landlord fined after denying renter's emotional support animalThe tenant, who is mentally ill, complained after building managers refused to allow her to keep her doghttps://www.inman.com/2018/11/20/landlord-fined-af...This article was on Inman, which requires a subscription.

In the later case, if you have a warranty deed signed, and later a problem arise on the title that was preexisting the transfer, your LLC can "sue" yourself and you in turn can go back to your title company insurance.If you had a QCD instead, your LLC will have no recourse against you and your original title insurance will deny the claim as your LLC is not the insured party.Taxwise, if is it single member LLC and you are the member, it is disregarded for the IRS and there will be absolutely no change in the tax basis and depreciation schedule.

Remember, we're talking Class C here....2) When we deny, we send an email to the address they provided on the application: "Sorry but you were not approved.