YES
It is not illegal to send money through the mail internationally to your friends and family. You should never send cash through the mail.
While your question is haed to decifer: Debt, as in borrowing money, is never income and never taxable.
Money taken from your 401 into your personal account is considered income/asset. That's why its never a good idea to remove money from your 401 when youre about to file BK.
Never, you are in trouble as soon as they find you've lived in the US illegally.
Yes, if your parents were never married but are both living together, you should report both parents' income on the FAFSA. If they are separated or divorced and do not live together, you only need to report the income of the parent you lived with the most in the past 12 months. If that parent has remarried, you must also include your stepparent's income.
Loans from anybody or thing (bank, person, etc) are never taxable.
IF they have income derived in the United States or from property located in the United States, the answer is yes.
No, you don't have the money and may never get it. It would be like me saying I will give you a million dollars. Do you have the money? No. Will you get the money? No. You can only count what you have.
NO it is considered a federal grant and not part of taxable income. Usually payments are made directly to fuel suppliers, so the recipient never actually sees the money.
no
The Unreal Never Lived was created in 2005-03.
Yes, they totally can. You have to prove where and how you obtained your money and if not, it is confiscated. That is called "reported income."