Robert Wood on Not Losing Your Settlement Money to Taxes

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025

Комментарии • 13

  • @Goldnuggetrudolph
    @Goldnuggetrudolph 3 года назад +7

    The example of wrongful termination Robert gives is exactly what is happening to me at the moment and I've been very concerned on how to file my taxes. I'm very glad to hear that the attorneys fees of 40% can be deducted. I can't imagine paying taxes on money I never saw or touched and someone else is enjoying. Thank you both for this video.

  • @Adehead
    @Adehead Год назад

    So employment case here. Glad I can deduct 40% will definitely take it up with lawyers.

  • @imay3990
    @imay3990 2 года назад +3

    So in an extreme case, the plaintiff would pay taxes on the full million and the attorney would also declare income and pay taxes on the 400k ?? Isn’t that double dipping ?

    • @Hubcitybg
      @Hubcitybg 2 года назад

      Right makes sense to me.

    • @ebonyqueen86
      @ebonyqueen86 Год назад

      Exactly, why are taxes being paid on an amount twice?? Uncle sam is something else!

    • @sniper161718
      @sniper161718 Год назад +1

      Defund the IRS

  • @nyang015
    @nyang015 2 года назад +1

    Ok my settlement was for the camp fire on 2018 and I received a check on 2021 for property damage and I had read that property does gets tax however I their was a bill AB1249 that was issue which exempts settlement from being tax does this men I can exclude the settlement amount when filing tax?

  • @RawOlympia
    @RawOlympia 3 года назад

    thnx so much!

  • @craigoutdoors30
    @craigoutdoors30 3 года назад

    I was hurt in a car accident ally. If they gave me a settlement that included money above and beyond my bills for physical therapy and all my medical things, will I be taxed on that?
    How does it need to be structured so I'm not?

  • @sniper161718
    @sniper161718 Год назад

    So its possible to win 1 million dollars and pay your attorney 40% which knocks you down ton$600,000. But youre taxes on the million which is probably 38%. So, out of a 1 million dollar win I walk home with $220,000?!?!?! WTF

  • @amandadilbeck8572
    @amandadilbeck8572 3 года назад

    What is the contact information for him?