All Forum Posts by: Kinju Dudhia

Hello fellow Michigander. Nice to meet you @Kinju Dudhia. Thanks for posting your awful experience. 

For those who are reading this and starting out, the laws regarding a tenant's abandoned property can vary depending on the state and/or country in which the property is located. Generally, a landlord has a duty to protect the property and maintain the belongings of a tenant who has abandoned the property.

In many cases, the landlord may need to provide the tenant with a written notice of their intent to dispose of the abandoned property. The notice period can also vary depending on the state or country, but it is typically around 14 to 30 days. If the tenant fails to respond to the notice, the landlord may have the right to dispose of the property.

In addition to these laws, there may be specific provisions in the lease agreement that address the situation of an abandoned property. It's important to review the lease agreement and seek legal counsel to ensure that you are following the appropriate laws and procedures in your area.

Ultimately, the best course of action when dealing with an abandoned property is to consult with an attorney or a local housing authority to ensure that you are following the correct procedures and protecting your rights as a landlord.

Best of luck!

**I would not hesitate. Take swift action. 

One of the questions is

How did you run all the transactions from the time that property was purchased to February 2023?
You normally need an EIN to open up a bank account for an entity.

There is no such thing as 'backdating' an EIN.
Normally, you need to wait some time for the IRS to register the EIN in their date base for you to start e-filing the return.
I think you should have enough time to e-file a partnership return by the March 15th deadline.

best of luck

@Kinju Dudhia I do not know why your accountant would tell  you to do that. I think you should look for another one. He needs to be able to figure it out as the current situation and not try change the past. 

@Kinju Dudhia you should have the option to say when the business start date is when applying for EIN.