How can i insist my husband to show unreported business income
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How can i insist my husband to show unreported business income
My husband bought a gas station in May 2016 for 3M in Seattle. We are undergoing
divorce case and i want to get the property reevaluated.
My appraiser’s preliminary evaluation showed value depreciated to 2.5 M instead.
He has done multiple renovations,improvements, added inventory so its hard to
believe that.
He has put unnecessary expenses in profit and loss statements like ‘21000’ for
automobile expenses.
Can someone help me in suggesting how i should go about now?
Asked on December 13, 2017 under Family Law, Washington
Answers:
M.T.G., Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 7 years ago | Contributor
So did you hire an appraiser - who looked at the business and valued it based upon "comps" of bsiness in the area (much like a house appraiser)? or did you hire a forensic evaluator (often an accountant) which is very different? If you are doing this on your own I STRONGLY suggest that you look in to speaking with an attorney on a consultant basis to guide you along. Goood luck.
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