The court issued a bench warrant against them since they did not show up to declare their assets and have left town.

But even so, we don't currently have passive losses so presumably the IRS will not take undue interest in us if there's no avoided taxes to be recovered.As I understand it we can form an LLC and then declare to be a sole proprietorship and file a form C rather than be an S with more complex taxes.

I realize I am still under performing in reaching my first deal because I am still scared but have managed to muscle a little bit more courage.

Also, I agree with Brandon that B4 will build your "work your *** off" muscle.

There is a special form called a 104PN used to declare income earned in the state.

Just declare yourself to be a “sovereign citizen”.

Also be sure you have current, full documents such as the HOA By-Laws, Declaration, House Rules, HOA Annual budget, and Reserve Funding Plan.

Just looking at if the IRS will declare it a "hobby," or won't you care since its for branding purposes and it directly won't make any money?

He declared bankruptcy in 2009 the largest personal bankruptcy in the State of Washington's history at over $600,000,000.

The most obvious reason I like it is that it’s convenient and I don’t have to move a muscle to get paid.