What are reasons for not qualifying for an offer and compromise settlement?

The amount you owe does not matter. The IRS determines if you are eligible for an Offer in Compromise by determining your reasonable collection...

What recourse do I have if a spouse claimed me as a dependent, and signed my name on an e-file without my permission?

He would have filed a joint return. You cannot claim a spouse as a dependent. You can file a paper return with the IRS and include a letter...

I asked the question of selling my deceased mom's property for a cash sale of $20,000 of which $7300 are owed for back taxes and

It is impossible to tell you on this forum if the house if being sold for fair market value. When I have had this question with the IRS, I have my...

Can i sue my CPA?

I just wanted to add that the IRS will sometimes abate penalties if you were given incorrect advise by an accountant or if you have never requested...

The IRS does not get involved with disputes like this. They told you correctly that you are entitled under federal law to claim your children. ...

Do I have a case?

It is likely that the IRS will realize the mistakes and you will owe the money anyway even if you do not amend on your own. If you amend on your...

Pastor through ignorance did not report income or pay fica for 3 years, not enough for income tax,how to fix?

Contact a tax professional to get your returns filed. Then if you owe any tax you can work out a collection alternative with the IRS. The sooner...

I am in the currently not collectible status with the IRS and am looking for an attorney to pursue an Offer in Compromise.

If you just want to file an Offer on a federal debt, you can use an attorney from anywhere in the country. Stay away from the places you see...

The irs filed a judgment against me, however the federal took my refund and will pay the state. What should i do now?

If you owe the IRS they will usually keep your refund and apply it to the debt you owe them before they send any money to the State. Either way...

Is it likely that the IRS will send someone to jail for not filing/paying any taxes for the last 3 years?

Your friend should contact an experienced tax attorney as soon as possible. He needs to file the returns and set up a collection alternative with...