I want to avoid irs red flag and i have a 24k medical expense out of pocket to claim but i only make 35k per year

As long as you have the records, you should be able to get the deduction. Please keep all bills, checks and credit card receipts to back this...

Can students file "TAX EXEMPT" status?

No, a student has to pay tax. You should have normal withholding taken out so you will not be "surprised" with a big tax bill on April 15. Good...

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Can my estranged husband keep all of the rental income from our jointly owned property? I have paid all the maintenance costs.

You need a real estate attorney and a family law attorney to help you. Please search Avvo for a nearby family law attorney. Good luck.

If you get a Default Judgment against a business in federal court, can the Defendant legally send a 1099?

That seems like a strange attempt to use the tax system to attack you. You only get a 1099 when money is PAID not owed. You should discuss this...

No, the credit cannot garnish your Tax refund. The creditor can levy against the account where the funds are kept. Good luck! Ron Cappuccio

If a person reinstates an S Corp does that person have to be taxed if there was no income during the years of inactivity.

Please consult a Michigan tax and business attorney. Do a search on Avvo and I am sure you will find many. Good luck! Ron Cappuccio

Am I responsible for taxes from money that I'm receiving from different people and resending to someone else in full?

In addition to the issues raised by Mr. Achley, the contributions made through you are not deductible to the US taxpayers since it is not a charity...

Can a tax exempt charity change it's principal office to a virtual office, and maintain its IRS exemption?

That is not a problem with the IRS. Nevertheless, you will still need a registered agent and physical registered address for State law...

Student gets 34% tax taken away when I only make 200-400 dollars per paycheck?

First, if you are earning tip income and the employer pays this to you, it should be reported as W-2 income. This is an area of a lot of audit...

With join bank accounts, who pays the taxes on the bank interest?

The person whose social security number is on the bank account will get the 1099. Most banks only have one social security number as the primary...

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