Since today is Feb. 6, 2013, it's entirely possible that the mailed W2s simply haven't reached you yet; the US post office is not always the most...

IRS atterny my spouse cashed a tax return check without my permission.

With all due respect, I am afraid that there is not much you can do other than demanding that he pay you what he promised to pay you because (a)...

Tax and ss for surviving spouse

First, and foremost, I would strongly urge you and your partner to consult with a competent local tax professional who has experience in estate tax...

If my husband and I are separated but he filed jointly on our tax return and we weren't together for all 2012, what can I do?

My first question is: were you legally separated in 2011, or did you just stop living together? If you were legally separated - e.g., living...

As a general matter, the answer is "no." Income from the forgiveness of debt is generally treated as ordinary income, not capital gain. As a...

What do i do if someone keeps claiming my child on there taxes who has no authority to do so?

Follow up with the IRS again. Also contact the IRS Taxpayer Advocate to see if they can help since it sounds, from your description, as if the IRS...

Do i need to file an income tax return? I am not a US citizen or resident. But I use a US investment Bank.

First, I would urge you to consult with a competent local tax professional before you decide not to file a return; international matters can get...

Would it affect getting a 10 year green card next year, if I do not do a joint tax return ?

This is really more of an immigration law question than a tax law question; I changed the practice area to immigration so you're more likely to get...

Does irs always say why they reject your submitted tax return?

It depends on a variety of things, but sometimes an e-filed return may be rejected without an explanation, leaving the taxpayer to figure it out...

I can anyone help me please?

Not necessarily wrong, but it could make a real mess of things and cause such a person endless grief and expense if the IRS decides that there are...