Your question raises many issues. You really need to see a tax lawyer. There is relief from such levies through innocent spouse and injured spouse,...

Overpaid my real estate taxes for 17 years had me as if I was renting my property but all along I have lived there any refund

In MA you can only seek a real estate tax abatement timely and it's a very narrow window to apply being the last date of the payment date...

I am filing a 1120 for 2013. I had losses of $7000 and took $6000 out of company as income. I won't be paying taxes...

Is this your second question concerning the same thing but adding in the losses? If the 1120 is a C Corp and not an S Corp, then you can treat the...

I have not filed an 1120 for 2013 (and didn't get an extension). I am working on the 1120 now. The only money paid . . .

If the corporation made $6,000 in taxable income, you are better off taking the income out to yourself as an independent contractor on Form...

Is my husband entitled to keep the majority of our taxes?

If you are married, and not going through a divorce, the refund is shared equally and subject to both parties agreeing. Technically, the funds must...

How to add additional address to joint tax return when filing jointly - have separate addresses - going thru divorce

The IRS doesn't permit a second address on a return. However if the wife is afraid the husband won't share correspondence from the IRS (or State)...

First, you cannot amend a return if the year is closed. Generally, the year closes 3 years after the filing date (or April 15th, whichever is...

Massachusetts estate tax return

You do need to attach the trust document and there are easy tax traps to watch out for in preparing an estate return (Forms 706 and M-706). Do hire...

Am I in contempt if we didn't file a joint return for 2013 and our agreement said we would

You raise both tax and non-tax issues. You need to see a tax lawyer to advise your divorce lawyer of what to do. You cannot sign a return with...

Am I looking at criminal penalties for innocent errors made on tax returns 2 years in a row?

Generally, such mistakes don't give rise to a criminal prosecution because to prove that requires proof you intended to commit a crime and that...