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Minnesota Capital Gains Tax When Selling Real Estate
Selling Minnesota real estate can create tax obligations in more than one country. The result may involve US federal capital gains tax, Minnesota income tax,…
IRS Installment Agreements for Self-Employed Minnesotans
Self-employed people often face a difficult cash-flow pattern: income arrives irregularly, business costs must be paid immediately, and federal tax bills may…
Challenging a Minnesota Department of Revenue notice of deficiency
A Minnesota Department of Revenue notice of deficiency can turn an accounting disagreement into a formal tax dispute. The notice may follow an audit, an…
Minnesota Admission Tax Rules for Events and Venues
Minnesota sales tax on admission fees to events and venues can catch organisers off guard, particularly when a ticket price includes several services.…
IRS Offers in Compromise Based on Liability Disputes in Minnesota
An IRS Offer in Compromise based on Doubt as to Liability can help resolve a federal tax bill when the amount assessed is wrong, legally unenforceable, or…
What to do when Minnesota demands estimated tax payments
A letter from the Minnesota Department of Revenue demanding estimated tax payments can be unsettling, particularly when you are an Australian resident, a US…
Minnesota interest expense rules for businesses
For an Australian business with a United States subsidiary, loan-funded expansion into Minnesota can create a tax issue that is easy to miss. Interest paid to…
IRS Tax Lien Subordination for Refinancing a Minnesota Home
Refinancing a home with an IRS tax lien attached can feel unfamiliar to an Australian homeowner, particularly because the process depends on United States…
How to Apply for a Minnesota Tax Clearance Certificate for a Business Sale
Selling a business in Minnesota involves more than agreeing on a price and signing a purchase agreement. Tax liabilities can follow the transaction,…
Tax implications of inheriting a Minnesota business from Australia
Inheriting a Minnesota business can create tax obligations in two countries at once. The business may continue trading in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Rochester or…