Ok, so I just had a literal tax nightmare last night, awaking from a deep sleep in a cold sweat.  Here is what has been keeping me up at night lately.  There are a few proposals for income tax reform that I have been ...

So, it’s very helpful to look at all the deposits and if they are not obviously payroll please try to document what the source of the deposit was.2.Your most recent 1 Full month of paycheck stubs including YTD totals3.Your 2 most recent years W2’s4.Your 2 most recent years Federal Tax returns, including all schedules, if self-employed please include all corporate returns and a YTD P&L.5.Current Statements for any Certificates of Deposit, Stock, Bonds, Cash Value Life Insurance and/or Retirement Acct (IRA’s, 401K’s,401B’s etc) if applicable (all pages).6.Legible copies of your Unexpired Driver’s License, these do not copy or scan well so feel free to text or email me a clear & legible copy to this email or text (phone blocked).7.Employer’s HR Contact Name and Number if known (if your employer uses a verification service called “The Work Number” we will need your salary key).8.FYI PURCHASE- A copy of the purchase agreement with a copy of earnest money check.

As i understand it, the government will soon let you roll over your stock proceeds tax free into purchase in areas deemed “opportunity zones”.

I found out he was evasive about receiving a 1099 because he is on government aid.

That is all concerning federal laws, what about Texas laws?

But yes, all in all, you'd be looking at over $100k in taxes at the federal level alone assuming those values are all correct. 

Knowing the regulations that govern your business is mandatory if you wish to stay out of court.You need to have esstopal letters signed by tenant and landlord prior to completing the purchase.

Borrower has outstanding federal tax liens, judgements, code enforcement violations that are not paid, etc.

When I went to take my test at the government building in the Financial District I was solicited with business cards and flyers by a couple of professionals representing firms, but I am wary of pursuing cold promoters in this fashion.I was curious, other than googling reviews, is there a smart way to vet which organization I may want to "park" my license at?

Credit Unions typically are like minded people who join together to pool their money (there is a "Boeing Employee's Credit Union" for example and a "Naval Federal Credit Union") and then lend to each other.