Can a pay day loan company prevent me from getting my federal tax return ? They do not have a judgment against me

First, avoid payday loans. They are extremely expensive and hurt you in the long run. Secondly, they cannot get your tax refund unless your tax...

Is there any income tax , or Capital Gains tax on repatriation of money realized through sale of a primary residence abroad ?

The US taxes World Wide income of US Citizens and residents. You are liable for the gain on the sale of the property. You should discuss this with...

Can the IRS levy on my IRA?

The IRS is in no better position than any other creditor to Levy against a retirement account. Some states have laws that protect IRAs as well is...

I am taking a different approach and the other attorneys and the format of your question. First, although your employer is saving some money, if...

Income tax

I am sorry that you seem to be falling prey to the tax protester nonsense. The Constitution was changed to permit personal income taxes and the...

Although a post-nuptial agreement may be appropriate, it will not protect you against IRS obligations. Because your husband seems to have a long...

My ex husband did not pay all his taxes on his corporation, can I be held responsible for a lien they are placing?

It depends on what kind of taxes are due. If they are employment taxes, since you were not an employee, officer, shareholder or check-signer, you...

Who is entitled to claim mortgage interest on their tax return if my name is on the mortgage but my son is renting the property?

You get the mortgage interest deduction because it is your obligation and you pay it. Your son is simply paying rent and does not get the...

If you haven't files tax return for 15 years or more, and willing to get it resolved. What would happen?

Do NOT SPEAK TO AN ACCOUNTANT or anyone about this. Call a TAX LAWYER right away. When you retain an attorney, you have an attorney-client...

Can i file income tax by myself even thou there is one thing under me and two under him according to the IRS. We have teenage ki

You need to file as married filing separately. Good Luck! Ron Cappuccio www.TaxEsq.com