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by learn
Fri May 25, 2007 12:48 am
Forum: Indian Jobs & Career
Topic: Excess pay from previous employer
Replies: -1
Views: 134

Excess pay from previous employer

Does anyone has any suggestion, opinion? The lawyers of my previous employer had sent a letter asking for this money and if I do not send will take further legal action. I have all intentions to send the money. How can it be made sure that I will not be liable for the taxes and what if I receive w-2 ...
by learn
Thu Mar 08, 2007 10:47 pm
Forum: Indian Jobs & Career
Topic: Archive - US Taxes for Residents
Replies: -1
Views: 1148

Archive - US Taxes for Residents

How about travel expenses - publication 463?
by learn
Thu Mar 08, 2007 1:31 am
Forum: Indian Jobs & Career
Topic: Archive - US Taxes for Residents
Replies: -1
Views: 1148

Archive - US Taxes for Residents

Can expenses incurred for remotely working from India for 170 days for US employer be deducted as moving expenses?
by learn
Wed Mar 07, 2007 8:55 am
Forum:
Topic: Beneficiary in ROTH IRA account
Replies: -1
Views: 0

Beneficiary in ROTH IRA account

[quote=Desi;10761]I have never been in such a situation, however, if I was and was told that they would not accept beneficiary designation without SSN, here is what I would do. On a plain piece of paper, I would write a letter addressing my IRA custodian, identifying my name, address, ssn and my IRA ...
by learn
Thu Feb 22, 2007 9:14 pm
Forum: Jobs Available
Topic: My silly finance question !
Replies: 15
Views: 6348

My silly finance question !

[FONT=Arial][SIZE=2]The previous employer is still depositing pay in bank account even after informing them of resignation by email and certified mail. What could happen in future - can they legally ask to return the pay? What happens to the taxes deducted from these pay? What is advisable to do in ...
by learn
Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:33 am
Forum:
Topic: 401K, IRA - General Questions
Replies: -1
Views: 0

401K, IRA - General Questions

Is my reading from IRS publication 590 correct that if you file your taxes as MFS you cannot invest in Roth IRA provided you have 401(k) (457 or 403 for that matter) and your AGI is more than 10K? But if you file as MFJ, you can?

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