Do I need a tax lawyer. IRS saying I didn't file in 2012. I get my taxes done by professional. I filed and send the IRS a copy.

You need to have someone else review your returns to see if there are in fact mistakes. If there are mistakes then you should have amended returns...

When do I file my taxes as an independent business owner? And How do I write off my business expenses?

For income tax purposes, the LLC's items of income and deduction would be reported on a Schedule C to your personal return (unless you caused the...

Who do I talk to about my IRS Form 6118?

Your question is a little confusing. What do you mean by the "suitability department"?

I incorporated my business as a s-corp and the IRS still attacked my personal funds. Can the IRS still take my funds

The answer is, it depends. That is because it's not clear from your description what taxes the IRS is attempting to collect. For example, if the...

Had a family business, found out they were stealing. They left. I opened my LLC. Now they have a lawyer asking to to stop oprtn.

You need to consult with a good local business attorney. Disputes of this nature will turn on a variety of factors, and it really isn't possible...

I have a contractor who quit my job and now has decided to place a mechanics lien on my property.

You have the right to go to court to have the lien vacated. By doing so, the contractor is forced to come to court to prove that he has a valid...

How can I get paperwork showing that there is no lien on my property against the previous owner?

Unfortunately, a lien attaches to all of the property owned by the person who is subject of the lien. If that person then sells or transfers any...

Re: Getting a misdemeanor case expunged I need to get my criminal trespassing case erased from my record

New York does not expunge criminal records; the best you can get is sealing of the case. And even then, certain government agencies are still...

Generally speaking, they retain the right to decide who comes on their property and who does not, and they can generally refuse entry for any...

Generally speaking, no, the IRS cannot put a lien on, or levy on, property owned by an LLC because a member of the LLC owes personal income taxes. ...