If they don't – and follow through with giving the UAW a much bigger share then they are entitled to – what will this say for the future of business and private contracts in our country?
Interesting – I wonder where all the usual O'bots are – wonder why they are not jumping in to defend this, crickets.
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After the marriage I also must set up a payment plan with the IRS for back 941 tax's. Is there any way this can effect my fiance? Do I need to wait for the discharge or is it ok to be married as long as I have filed?
I am not filing business, only personal per my attorney. Can any business creditors or the IRS go after my fiance or hurt her credit after we are married?
Besides the obvious credit damage for number of years, what are some of the other damaging consequences of a bankruptcy filing that no one would know unless they have filed themselves?
As a result of a bad business venture, my husband's credit is tarnished and he has about $25,000 in unsecured debt. However, all his debts are personal and my credit is fine. Am I required to file with him?
I am filing Chapter 7. My personal account does not show much activity. My business account shows sales of roughly 20,000 monthly however when I pay off the company that finances my inventory ( I do not own my inventory) It shows a profit of around $2000 per month. Even though my profit is below the median income, will the large deposits arouse suspision on the part of the court. The large deposits are followed by large payments to that company that owns my inventory.
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Last year I finally achieved a positive net worth for the first time in my adult life (I'm 34). I am not prolifigate or materialistic but due to some unavoidable personal circumstances I've spent the last 8 years paying off almost $200K in unsecured debt. This is SUCH a relief and I have to give myself credit for being disciplined about paying it off. But here's my dilemma.
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I am a talented divorcee and I need a job. I can't afford to work for minimum wage and mathematical shortcomings are all that is keeping me from my degree (I have flunked remedial math 4 times and can't take my science courses to obtain my degree without a passing math grade) I have 167 college credits with a 3.45 gpa if you subtract the math courses from my overall GPA.
John McCain, exactly like George Walker Bush, and George H.W. Bush, insists that tax relief is the only way to help Americans afford many of lifes expenses, such as health insurance. If I am right, in order to qualify for tax relief, a citizen MUST first have large amounts of money available, to PAY full price, out of their own pocket, for coverage. AFTER the citizen pays this money out, receipts are, then, attached to tax returns. The government then decides if, and how much, to allow a citizens taxes to be reduced, based upon type of policy, and how much tax is owed. But, how does this help the 150 million sub-poverty level American workers, who have seen wages plummett, from $30.00+ per hour, with industrial employers, such as Caterpillar, down to $5.00 per hour, at businesses such as Walmart, and McDonalds? These "jobs" pay such low, sub-poverty level, wages that citizens have NO tax liability. How can tax relief help those who have no tax debt? How can 150 million citizens be expected to pay out of pocket, for insurance premiums, when these people must rely on government assistance, to meet rent, and utilities, while using food stamps for meals? I wish John McCain would address THIS, in the debates. Dont you????
I paid a tax debt firm $5000 to settle my tax debt, its going on a year and nothing was done and i have had about $6800 in levies and am now having wages attached. they were to try a hard-ship relief of debt, offer in compramise, and then another resolution. But nothing has been done, in fact they failed to file and save these levies as promissed. what can i do, can i recover the $5000
This is a really long story, but I'll try to keep it short. My father had a business, and in the year of 2004 he owed $25,000 in taxes, which he never paid. My mom has always worked as a nurse, and didn't have any say over my dad's finances. They divorced in 2005, so legally my mom is responsible for this debt too. This year the IRS has started sending her notices for the money due. My dad has ignored all of his mail from the IRS because he's a loser. My mom wrote them a long letter explaining her situation a couple of months ago and never got a response. Well, this week she got a Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Right to a Hearing. It doesn't say what property they want to levy.
