Business Law Author

Riley Patel

Riley Patel is a seasoned business law attorney with expertise in tax law and international law. He has advised numerous clients on tax and international law matters and has a deep understanding of the regulatory landscape.

Credentials

J.D., University of North Carolina, LL.M. in Taxation

11+ yearsTax LawInternational Law

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Articles by Riley Patel

Can You Use a Business Credit Card for Personal Use: RisksWhat Reasons Can You Withdraw From 403(b) Without Penalty?How to Get Your DoorDash 1099 From Stripe ExpressIs 401(k) Considered Income? Tax Rules and BenefitsWho Can Help Me Form an LLC: Attorneys, CPAs & ServicesAre Cash Tips Taxable? Reporting Rules and PenaltiesWhat Is Invoice Financing and How Does It Work?Is Current FDIC Insured? Pass-Through Coverage ExplainedHow Long Does a State Tax Refund Direct Deposit Take?How Many Allowances to Claim on Form NC-4?Do You Need a Job to Open a Bank Account? Not AlwaysHow to Research a Business: Licenses, Liens, and RecordsDoes Social Security Count as Income for Taxes?When Can You Withdraw From an IRA? Rules and PenaltiesHow to Become a Loan Signing Agent Step by StepAre Business Grants Taxable Income? Rules & ExceptionsCan You Pay Life Insurance With a Credit Card? Pros and ConsHow Long to Keep W-2 Forms: Retention PeriodsHow Many Checks Can I Deposit at Once? ATM, Teller & MobileWhat Does ‘Do Not Convert to ACH' Mean on a Check?How to Find Out How Much a Business Sold For: RecordsCan a 16-Year-Old File Taxes Independently?How Do Fractional Shares Work? Dividends, Taxes & TransfersWhat Happens to Suspended Passive Losses When Property Is Sold?Is Student Loan Forgiveness Taxable? Programs and ExceptionsHow Does an Investor Make Money From an Equity Investment?How Do Banks Determine Interest Rates: Key FactorsHow Much Can I Borrow from My IRA for 60 Days?Does Everyone Pay Medicare Tax? Who's ExemptWhat Happens to Student Loans in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?