Can I get an extension on the 2009 tax year?

Your claim for a refund of your 2009 taxes expires on April 15, 2013. You CANNOT secure an extension for the 2009 return. (You can secure an...

Amended 1040X for irs: i qualify for the irs' "financial disability" due to ptsd. If i pursue how "public" is the diagnosis?

Unless you take a matter to Court, information you provide the IRS is not shared and not contained in any public file. In fact, IRS employees have...

IRS says a bank was taking my refund from a old debt.is there a way to prevent this if its not already done

This is a very strange result that I have never seen before. Normally, third-party creditors, other than state and federal agencies, have no...

I owe taxes 10 years back. I want to file now. For which years should I file?

I agree with the two main points of the previous answer: 1) File 2012 on time (or secure an extension until October to do so); and 2) Seek...

I overstayed in USA since last 5 years.I want to pay the tax.can i still pay the tax ?

You should go to a CPA or a tax attorney who specializes in dealing with non-resident aliens. And, yes, you can pay your tax, and should. Good...

How does a multi-member LLC file taxes?

A two-member LLC will normally file form 1065, which is a federal partnership return. That return will be due April 15, 2014 and the LLC will pay...

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Tax Returns.

I wholeheartedly agree with Ms. Goldstein's advice, file the tax return. Also, if you went through a bankruptcy, you may have income from the...

Filing Jointly will normally save the married couple dollars overall when compared to married filing separately. The negative is that both of you...

I am a member of a two member LLC. The other member is an s-corp. I am concerned about liability for the s-corp's delinquency.

You are not responsible for the taxes of your LLC Co-Member. You should discuss the delinquency. Sometimes, it is as simple as an annual filing...

My ex husband filed returned jointltly and kept all the money

Your facts appear incomplete. My suggestion is that you speak to an attorney to discuss this issue. You appear to have a potential tax problem...