It's different for
Federal tax purposes where we're able to carryback most of our Federal NOLs.
Not exact matches
It stated, ``... the IRS will not assert that any taxpayer has understated his
federal tax liability by reason of the receipt or personal use of frequent flyer miles or other in - kind promotional benefits attributable to the taxpayer's business or official travel... This relief does not apply to travel or other promotional benefits that are converted to cash, to compensation that is paid in the form of travel or other promotional benefits, or in other circumstances
where these benefits are used for
tax avoidance
purposes.»
A: There are several sources of income that can not be accepted: Unemployment insurance payments, both State &
Federal temporary disability insurance payments, workers compensation or any employment or job
where you are paid under the table or monies not declared for
tax purposes can not be considered.
Further, Michigan's real estate statute defines an «independent contractor relationship» as a relationship between a real estate broker and an associate broker or real estate salesperson
where there is both a written agreement between the parties stating that the associate broker or real estate salesperson is not considered an employee for
federal and state income
tax purposes and not less than 75 % of the annual compensation paid by the broker to the associate broker or real estate salesperson is from commissions from the sale of real estate.