Are Excise Taxes deductible on Schedule A, Itemized Deductions?

What sort of excise taxes?

I file divorce and I am going to file my tax.

You should file your tax returns using the filing status "married filing separately" which means that you would only report your own income and...

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Am I responsible for my Husbands back taxes if we file separated ?

So long as you filed your returns separately, you are not responsible for your husband's back taxes. That being said, however, if your husband has...

The foreclosure proceeding may go differently since the house is in probate because the probate court has jurisdiction over all of the decedent's...

I want to deduct the settlement I made to my partner when partnership dissolved. Its being paid over three years. How do this

Unfortunately your question is too ambiguous to give you much of an answer. What was the settlement for and how did it relate to the land you...

Should I file for taxes if I'm on social security ?

You can always file a tax return; the IRS won't object to that. In fact, it's usually a good practice to always file a tax return, just to get the...

What happens when a married woman decides to file her 2012 taxes as a single person when she didn't become divorced until 2013?

Were they legally separated under a decree from the court, even if they were still working on the divorce? If they had a final decree of separate...

If you are still legally married but the wife took off with the kid and disappeared , what is the proper way to file taxes ?

Claim them as what? Since you're still married you'll have to file your taxes as either married filing separately or married filing jointly; since...

Can student loans take your income tax even after they stopped garnishing your wages?

Generally speaking, so long as the loan company, or the Department of Education, followed the right steps to report the debt to the Treasury...

Is there anything I can do in response to a letter saying that claim was disallowed due to tax year being 2008 filed 2012?

I assume that you're speaking about your federal taxes; however, similar rules most likely also apply to your state taxes. Basically, under the...