Property purchased $10,000 IRS lien on it for $153,000. Will IRS seize property. Lien 1040 1998-2004. Bought by bank foreclosure

You need to get a real estate attorney in the state where the property is located. In many states, if the mortgage was used to purchase the...

Nevada c-corp's corporate income should be reported to California's tax department , if shareholder is California resident?

This does not sound correct. A C corporation that is not doing business in California should not have to file a California Tax return nor pay...

Can I sue h and r block for messing up my tax return

H&R Block has had problems with late refunds this year. There is not much you can do. If your problems are as big as they sound, you may want to...

I have not filed taxes in six years. What is my first step?

First, you need a Tax LAWYER. When you fail to file 3 or more years of tax returns there is a presumption of intent not to file. That means the IRS...

I was a temporary signer of checks for a incorporated restaurant am I responsible for the taxes owed.

Unfortunately, as a check signer, you can be personally liable to the IRS for unpaid employment taxes. You could also be liable to the state taxing...

Do I need a tax lawyer or is the information that has been provided to me correct? So many different opinions, what's the law?

You said you were divorced in February of 2012. Since you were not married on December 31, 2012, you and your ex-husband are considered NOT married...

If I have a legal claim against H&R Block, should I initiate arbitration, file a smalls claim or retain a private attorney?

Neither. H&R Block Offices are either owned by the Company or a Franchisee. You should call 1-800-HRBLOCK and complain to them. They will initiate...

I did not claim my 23 yo son last year because I thought he filed, he did not. Can i amend my last year's return to claim him?

If your son was a full time student, under age 24 and you supplied more than 1/2 of his support, you can claim him as a dependent. Go to your tax...

Who pays taxes when the $7000 from an deceased parent's IRA account is disbursed to the siblings???

The IRS distribution is taxable income by the recipient. Because the amount is small, it is probably best just to take the distribution rather than...

A payable on death bank account, originally referred to as "Totten Trust" accounts, are includable in the estate of the decedent. Therefore if the...