Cranbury, NJ
Tax Lawyer at Cranbury, NJ
Practice Areas: Tax, Tax Fraud & Tax Evasion, Corporate & Incorporation
You should seek counsel of a tax attorney. Generally, under the tax law, you have no responsibility for your husband's tax debt unless you file a...
File a form 211 with the IRS. They will keep your information confidential and you may be entitled to a reward. But, be sure you have clean hands...
You have options as to your filing status: 1. Married filing jointly; 2. Married Filing Separately. In rare occassions, you may be able to file...
You should consult with a CPA. If parents are not filing their tax return, then you will not be claimed as a dependent on their returns. Your...
Respond to the IRS letter. A form 1099 is evidence of income but not 100% determinative of the final outcome. Your brother should follow the...
Your CPA should have known about Section 469 of the Internal Revenue Code and the passive loss rules. These rules have been around since the...
If this is an IRS issue, you can arrange for an installment agreement to pay over a 72-month period without providing financial disclosure. This...
Yes, the IRS will retain your refund from the current year if you owe money from a previous year. To prevent this in the future, adjust your...
Both your employer and IRS may be providing accurate answers. Get from the IRS an Account Transcript for each year that you owe them money. They...
I am not an attorney in your jurisdiction. But, generally, when the IRS seizes a property, they now become the property owner and stand in the...