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HOA wants to evict my house sitting guests
Your best bet is with an attorney, but understand the HOA will defend themselves (or possibly sue you proactively) using your own money to pay their lawyers. I'm not seeing anything in the applicable Maine law that limits the HOA from putting such clauses into the bylaws/rules and enforcing...- FlyingRon
- Post #19
- Forum: Condos and Co-Ops
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Michigan - Interstate Drivers License Compact (DLC) - House Bill 6011 of 2018
Looks like it became effective March 28, 2019. Now in MCL 3.1072 and 3.1073. Looks like AAMVA stuff dates from October 2018 and hasn't been updated since.- FlyingRon
- Post #2
- Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
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Is this POA form adequate for the purpose?
It would be best to contact the people handling the settlement (lawyer, escrow house, title company, depending on your region) as to what they prefer as they are the ones who will throw up any roadblocks. I've not had any problem buying and selling properties in NJ and VA (can't vouch for AZ)...- FlyingRon
- Post #8
- Forum: Elder Law, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills (Adva
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Registered LLC in 2021 for 2020 expenses
Yes, did you bother to read the Tax pub 429 I sent you to the last time you were asking? It tells you exactly that.- FlyingRon
- Post #15
- Forum: Starting and Operating a Business
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Who claims the child?
Again, you need to understand two things: 1. When the court tells YOU to do something, you can indeed get in trouble for not doing it. If the order says you must allow him to use the child for tax purposes, one would have to think that means providing 8332 so that he could legally do so... -
Add partner to an LLC
Again "run the business" is distinct from "owning the business." You refuse to answer direct questions and seem to be trying constantly to weasel around the law. I see audits and worse things in your future if you don't get help.- FlyingRon
- Post #11
- Forum: Starting and Operating a Business
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Registered LLC in 2021 for 2020 expenses
Yeah, and what does it get you? If you accept the default tax treatment of a single member LLC, any amounts on sched C are subject to self-employment tax. If you elect treatment as an S or C corp, then while you don't pay SE tax, you do as an individual pay the half the FICA and the LLC pays...- FlyingRon
- Post #11
- Forum: Starting and Operating a Business
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Who claims the child?
The IRS considers the deduction to belong to the parent whom the child primarily lives with (most nights of the year). However, they do allow the benefit to be assigned to the other spouse via IRS Form 8332. Of course, these days there are less and less "deductions" available, though the... -
How to keep defunct cars without having to pay insurance?
I suspect the odds are stacked against him if they are pursuing the vehicles as junk/nuisance whatever. If it is recognizable as once being a car, it likely fits into the the statute.- FlyingRon
- Post #20
- Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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How to keep defunct cars without having to pay insurance?
There's nothing he can do that makes it not a vehicle subject to the law if he still has it registered. If he deregisters it, most of the jurisdictions I know will not worry about the fin. rep. law as long as the thing is either stored away or incapable of being driven. They won't even...- FlyingRon
- Post #18
- Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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How to keep defunct cars without having to pay insurance?
The code elsewhere defines a junked vehicle as one which is not registered and is partially dismantled or can not be self-propelled or moved in a manner in which it was intended to move. Lacking an engine or wheels would fit that category. However, it's the fact that he really has "junk"...- FlyingRon
- Post #15
- Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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Visually estimated my speed on a motorcycle at night
The problem is that the officer, himself, is an expert witness and presumed to be knowledgeable and truthful. If he wants to show otherwise, it will take more than his own assertion (which is going to be considered as biased and unsubstaniated).- FlyingRon
- Post #42
- Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
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How to keep defunct cars without having to pay insurance?
North Carolina requires all cars to have insurance (or other security for the financial responsibility) whether driven or not. The state will REVOKE your plates if they find you are uninsured. I've ridden with the county sheriff who has gone out and removed revoked plates from vehicles.- FlyingRon
- Post #13
- Forum: Other Government & Administrative Law Matters
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Visually estimated my speed on a motorcycle at night
Yep, it's likely to be more than the fine difference he's arguing.- FlyingRon
- Post #20
- Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
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Registered LLC in 2021 for 2020 expenses
As you were told previously, the LLC didn't exist before 2021, it can not be used for your 2020 taxes. Besides, even if the LLC existed in 2020, a single-member LLC (unless you take specific steps) is going to be a disregarded entity tax-wise. What makes you think you can't use a schedule C...- FlyingRon
- Post #2
- Forum: Starting and Operating a Business
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taxes on sold house in Maryland
As others have tried to elicit, it depends a lot on whether you lived in the house on the date of sale as well as how it was used for the preceding five years to the sale. TM mentions the federal 250,000 (which goes up to 500,000 if married) exclusion. Maryland has the same exemption...- FlyingRon
- Post #5
- Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
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Add someone name to property
Spouse or chidren, but you're right brothers are not exempted. Still, the "premise" here is wrong. Adding more people to the deed, won't keep a share (be it 33% or 50%) from going to the wife. Joint tenancies when not held between spouses are easily broken. Now if the premise is...- FlyingRon
- Post #14
- Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
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Visually estimated my speed on a motorcycle at night
He's griping about the $300 increase in fine between the two. There's a $10/mph surcharge in the range he is talking about. He's just darn lucky he's in one of those big empty square states. I guarantee you if he'd pulled that stunt here, he'd be in JAIL.- FlyingRon
- Post #11
- Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
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Day trader taxes
TM hasn't refuted the incorrect contradiction of my statement that "day trading doesn't give you any special tax treatmemt. The statement I made was true. Calling yourself a "day trader" or even having an LLC (from the other thread) doesn't make you eligible for the trader rules. The wash... -
Day trader taxes
Did you bother to read my entire post, or are you just in a snippy mood. You quoted a subset of my post to make the same statement that the second sentence of my paragraph did. Oh, but I'm not a lawyer. I'm just an investor and financial arbitrator.
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