Is it wrong to submit an IRS Form 4506-T if I've never filed a tax return?
No, there's nothing wrong - as in illegal - about doing that. All the lender will get back is an account transcript that shows that no return has...
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No, there's nothing wrong - as in illegal - about doing that. All the lender will get back is an account transcript that shows that no return has...
Your civil rights haven't been violated, plain and simple. You aren't being searched because you're paying property taxes, you're being searched -...
I'd recommend you ask a lawyer in Mass. who practices marital law (I'm going to move your post to the Marriage/Prenuptials practice area). ...
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You and your husband should speak with a tax professional who has experience handling US-Canada cross-border tax issues. There are a variety of...
The simplest way to find out if your now ex-husband filed a joint return that included you is to get a copy of your account transcript for 2013...
No. That's part of the point of filing separate returns - it's your return and yours alone, and your spouse, generally speaking, has nothing to do...
Assuming for the sake of argument that you in fact qualified as your boyfriend's dependent - that depends crucially on all the facts, so the only...
You won't be able to leave your husband off your taxes altogether. Even if you file separate returns, you will generally have to provide his name,...
Generally speaking, without getting into all of the mechanics and the residency questions (based on your description, as a general matter you...
I believe this is a double-post of your question.