Can I file "Final" S-Corp returns w/o formal dissolution?

You can follow the IRS procedures for closing a business -...

If I receive a settlement, do I have to pay my IRS lien?

Do you know if the landlord or her attorney have received a notice of levy from the IRS?

I am resident alien working since 20 years in the USA and paying social security tax.

You should qualify for social security as a US resident. If you were to leave the US, depending on what country you moved to there may be a tax...

How do we report income from property sold abroad, when there is no gain?

Since 2014 hasn't ended yet, you wouldn't have to amend your 2014 returns because they aren't due until April of 2015. When you sell the...

I have $200k in unrecognized gains. I live in California, my fiancee lives in Michigan. Can she recognize the gains in Michigan.

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "early paper marriage". If you are in fact married under the law of some state, whether or not you've had a...

Do I need to call the IRS back?

Your question is a little unclear; however, if you received a telephone call from someone claiming to be from the IRS, and you have never dealt...

Is there a tax step-up basis for son acquiring real property as sole beneficiary?

Generally speaking, when you inherit property from a decedent, you get what's called a stepped-up basis (although sometimes it can be a...

MD tax arrears-What city/court are tax hearings held for $40,000 tax lien from 1998-2000 time frame?

You may want to try using Avvo's "Find a Lawyer" feature to find tax attorneys in Maryland. Avvo's terms of service and the rules of professional...

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How to consolidate a property ownership on a property with co-owner of I/3 share who refuses to pay real state taxes and expense

You may need to start a partition action and seek compensatory adjustments for her share of the expenses that she hasn't paid, and then buy out any...

How can I make the payment for child support a tax deductible expense on my IRS 1040.

The short, and sufficient, answer is, you can't.