Golfer2012

A relatively new neighborhood development is subject to subdivision restrictions and protective covenants recorded by the Developer.

The restrictions require approval of the plans by the Commitee (aka the Developer) before building. Let's say the Commitee will not approve the plans despite no violations whatsoever.

The issue is that the adjacent Lot owner's driveway was apparently placed on the wrong side of their Lot such that driveway of the owner seeking plan approval would be directly next to the adjacent owner's driveway unless the house plans are completely changed to a front loader. The same problem exists if the driveway was placed on the other side of the Lot, though that adjacent owner's driveway placement is correct according to the driveway layout plan.

Are there any options or recourse here? Or are you SOL and basically subject to the will of the Developer regardless of plans being in complete compliance with all restrictions and convenants?

Can tax attorneys with an accounting background join Taxfyle or is it limited to licensed CPAs only?

That's basically what I'm trying to do but I don't want the dealer trying to add-on all kind of extra "fees" because the vehicle is worth more than the trade-in.

I've already agreed on a price with the current owner of the vehicle -- it just can't be sold directly to me b/c it's business owned and the business would have to recognize income on the sale whereas if it's just traded-in then no tax consequences for the business.

Can someone explain the pros and cons for the buyer, seller and dealership of doing an "in-and-out" to purchase a used vehicle?

I'm the buyer FWIW and this is the only option to purchase the vehicle bc the current owner (business) would have to pay income taxes on a direct sale.

TIA

Check out the First-Time Abate. It's an administrative waiver that doesn't require a good "excuse" -- you may qualify if you have a good compliance history.

It's discussed in IRM 20.1.1.3.6.1

Does contributions to a simple IRA reduce the amount you can contribute to a Roth IRA?

Thanks, please do.

I'm referring to a document that doesn't typically need to be notarized but this particular company requires it. However, there is no place on the document/form for a notary to sign.

Anyone use Northwestern Mutual? What's your opinion on them?

TIA

Anybody bank with Neighbors FCU or other similar credit unions? If so, what's the benefits and/or drawbacks to the credit unions over a bigger bank like Chase?

TIA

Anyone know the starting salary for a 1st year CPA in LA? Small firm

I've tried looking at salary websites but it seems most of those are for accountants.

TIA