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J.P. Finet, J.D.

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J.P. Finet, J.D., Contributing Author

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J.P. earned his J.D. from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law and has built a career writing about legal issues for websites, newspapers, and magazines.

He spent more than five years covering the U.S. Supreme Court for several financial publications and has written about state, federal, and international law for a number of major websites. J.P. has also created legal content and ghostwritten blog posts for the websites of law and accounting firms.

Latest Articles

  • How To File a DBA in North Carolina in 3 Steps

    FindLaw explains the steps that a business needs to take to register a "doing business as" (DBA) name in North Carolina.

  • Trust Fund Basics Explained

    FindLaw explains trust funds, their benefits, and types like irrevocable, revocable, and special needs trusts. Learn how trusts can protect assets and reduce taxes.

  • Determining Tax Filing Status

    FindLaw explains IRS tax filing statuses, including single, married, and head of household. Learn how your status affects tax deductions and credits.

  • How To Open a Campground

    FindLaw gives you an overview of the steps for opening a campground, including business plans, possible business structures, and permits.

  • 10 Ways to Lower Your Taxes

    If you are concerned about the size of your tax bill, there are steps you can take to lower it. FindLaw explains 10 ways you can reduce the tax you owe.

  • Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997

    The Taxpayer Relief Act (TRA) of 1997 gave tax benefits for IRAs, investments, and many other items. FindLaw breaks down the TRA's important provisions.

  • Appealing an IRS Action

    There are options for taxpayers who disagree with the IRS's decision on an issue. FindLaw explains your choices for appealing an IRS determination.

  • What Are Back Taxes?

    A taxpayer has back taxes when they fail to pay the tax they owe. FindLaw explains how long the IRS has to collect back taxes and how to pay your tax bill.

  • Do Nonprofits Pay Taxes?

    A discussion of when a tax-exempt nonprofit will be taxed, including when it must pay the unrelated business income tax (UBIT).

  • Reporting Nonprofit Operating Expenses

    An overview of how nonprofit organizations report operating expenses on financial statements and IRS informational returns.

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