A loan is not a taxable transaction. If the loan is forgiven, the brother would have to pay income tax on the forgiven amount.
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Taxes, taxes, taxes. They're currently trying to borrow their way out of debt.I believe… whatever doesn't kill you simply makes you…stranger.
Generally, no.
Borrow money and levy taxes
The fund, created by the business-paid payroll taxes, accumulates in the states coffers. In the present economy, where extensions last for a total of 99 weeks, there is no surplus. In fact, states are having to borrow from the Federal government in order to pay their obligated benefits to recipients.
Yes, you can still do taxes if you're on welfare Calworks. Actually, anyone who resides in the USA is obligated to turn in an annual federal tax return.
The lender issuing the 1099C is required to issue the form to debtor. The person on the financing paperwork was obligated to the debt, not you. Therefore you can not be forgiven a debt you were not responsible for. However, it is generally a simple matter to prove insolvency for many debtors. The Uncle should check with a CPA to see if they qualify as insolvent (Liabilities exceed assets).
You are not personally responsible for them, they will be paid from her estate. It is your responsibility to see that is done.
Borrow money and levy taxes
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American Gov't they are collect taxes