Usually, the IRS will not force you to sell your personal residence to pay off husband's tax liability. It would be very unusual to do this.

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You should get advice and counsel from a CPA or a tax attorney. You should be able to appeal the IRS denial of your claim for up to three years. ...

You can correct your W-2 reporting on form 4852, which is an IRS form that you can find on www.irs.gov. Also, see this link from irs.gov: ...

If the $1,500 was merely an asset of the estate and not income, most likely there is no reporting requirement. However, you should check with the...

You can file a tax return without a form W-2. See this link for the instructions from the IRS on how to proceed: ...

Trust funds are for funds withheld by your business and not paid over to the IRS. Let's suppose, for example, that the trust funds amount to...

A 1099 is a form that people in business use to report payments to the IRS that they make to non-employees (i.e. contractors). So, not everyone...

If you sold real estate, you would have to pay a tax on the gain from the sale. However, you would normally not receive a form 1099-MISC for such....

No, you cannot issue a form 1099 to your employer. However, if your W-2 is incorrect and your employer will not correct it after you have pointed...

It makes sense if your friend is trying to defraud his creditors. If you have any inquiries along this line, they should not be on a public Q&A...