It is not for lost revenue, it to develop new markets.
As previously stated, the intent of STRP is to provide financial assistance to commercial fishermen for expanding or aiding in the expansion ...
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It is not for lost revenue, it to develop new markets.
As previously stated, the intent of STRP is to provide financial assistance to commercial fishermen for expanding or aiding in the expansion of domestic markets for U.S. commercially caught and sold seafood, because seafood commodities have been impacted by trade actions of foreign governments resulting in the loss of exports. The limited discretionary aspects of STRP (for example, determining AGI and payment limitations) were designed to be consistent with established FSA and CCC programs, but also take into account certain differences associated with seafood production from crop production. These discretionary aspects do not have the potential to impact the human environment as they are administrative. Accordingly, the following Categorical Exclusions in 7 CFR part 799.31 apply:
No, the Grant is considered as a personal Grant. You do not pay Self-Employment tax on it.
enter it on the personal Income section under "Other Income".
Here is a site that may help:
https://www.puc.nh.gov/regulatory/Docketbk/2016/16-576/MOTIONS-OBJECTIONS/16-576_2017-03-24_LEBANON_ATT_RESPONSE_CFL_MOTION_FOCUS_OCA_MOTION_IN_LIMINE.PDF
When you filled out the part year worksheet did you answer resident state same as source state for both states. That works fine for me Resident state source state
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When you filled out the part year worksheet did you answer resident state same as source state for both states. That works fine for me Resident state source state
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@TaxGuyBill Thanks for the input bill, the client cares for her disabled son. Do you think that makes any difference as to who is receiving the services
Client has a W2 from an agency. She qualifies to exclude income under Notice 2014-7. Agency did not withhold any SS or Medicare tax. They should have withheld, but since it is an out of state agency...
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Client has a W2 from an agency. She qualifies to exclude income under Notice 2014-7. Agency did not withhold any SS or Medicare tax. They should have withheld, but since it is an out of state agency I doubt my client could get it corrected' Ultimately my client will be responsible for 1/2 of taxes. I am thinking on the W2 worksheet to mark the box to pay unemployment taxes on W2 income only, and file that way. Any thoughts ?
Morning all, everyone knows we're quick to complain about customer service at Intuit, and we should. On the other side of the coin we should also give kudos when warranted. I had a credit from last y...
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Morning all, everyone knows we're quick to complain about customer service at Intuit, and we should. On the other side of the coin we should also give kudos when warranted. I had a credit from last year to be applied to the 2020 program, and I was dreading the call to support. Surprise ! was on phone about 10 minutes, and done. So thanks to Intuit this time.