Tax help on Foreclosure 1099-C
What you need to do is to take this, along with your other tax information, to your accountant or return preparer. The issue here is that the...
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What you need to do is to take this, along with your other tax information, to your accountant or return preparer. The issue here is that the...
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Generally speaking, no. A private creditor cannot garnish the IRS or most state tax agencies (the only exception I know of is Michigan) to force...
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Generally speaking, it means that some of your income cannot be excluded even if your total gain is under the $250k limit; it also means that some...
I'm not sure what you mean when you say that he cashed your refund. If you filed separately, then any refund due to you would have been sent to...
You would file as married filing separately or, if you qualify, you may be able to file as head of household. If your wife is going to be moving...
If they follow the procedure yes, they can have your federal refund intercepted and used to offset debts you owe the state.
You should speak with a consumer rights or debt collection defense lawyer to see what can be done. You don't need a tax lawyer at this point.
It really depends on what you want to do. Unless your divorce decree/settlement or parenting plan specifies who gets to claim the children, you...
You aren't a party to the securitization agreement, and the agreement almost certainly has provisions that exclude third party beneficiaries, so...
The 1099-A does not mean that the creditor has forgiven or discharged the debt in question; it's filed with the IRS by a creditor who either...