Can my landlord take my tax refund?
Generally speaking, a private creditor (such as the landlord in this case) cannot garnish your federal tax refunds. However, as I understand the...
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Generally speaking, a private creditor (such as the landlord in this case) cannot garnish your federal tax refunds. However, as I understand the...
So long as you keep really good records you should be ok if the IRS ever examines your returns. I would, however, recommend you speak with a tax...
It sounds like you're asking an attorney to get in touch with you regarding this. Avvo's terms of service and the rules of professional...
Most likely the underwriter wants to satisfy themselves that your ex-wife really no longer has any interest whatsoever in the house you're trying...
Generally speaking, the will cannot override a properly named beneficiary on a life insurance policy. If the policy names your mother as the sole...
It should show whatever name you use on the application for the social security number.
A good way to make mistakes that may come back to haunt you. If you and your wife truly are looking at a very simple divorce, then there are...
I believe that "seized in trust" is an antiquated way of saying that the subject is held in trust. You would need to speak with a probate attorney...
If someone has improperly claimed a dependent exemption on their tax returns, they should amend those returns to remove the improper claim; that...
Your question is unclear: are you saying that the only tax issue you have is that you filed one return 3 months late?