First, your mother must file the gift tax return; the consequences of not doing so can be quite onerous if the IRS decides to use the lack of a...

Do my brother and myself have to pay capital gains on the sale of my mothers house, even if we were co-owners?

That largely depends on how much each of you, and your mother, paid for the house and how you acquired your mother's share of the house (e.g., did...

How do I file taxes if I am legally married but not living together since February last year?

Generally you would file as married filing separately. However, if the children lived with you for more than 6 months during 2012 and you paid for...

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EBAY, PAYPAL, 1099K TAXES

Generally speaking, you determine your gain or loss on the sale of an item as the amount of gross proceeds received, minus your cost when you...

Can the court obtain the tax records directly from the IRS?

You should speak with the government agency that enforces child support obligations in your area. Under appropriate circumstances a child support...

Any exceptions to IRS publication 556 for limit on time to request refund (specifically where the error was due to IRS glitch)?

My first question is this: why did you not contest the additional assessment when you first learned of it? The IRS cannot just assess a...

Regarding tax return filing. What should I declare? Single or still head of the family?

I left you an answer on the other question you posted. Please try to not double-post.

If I would inform the IRS about him deceiving IRS for 14 years, would he go to prison?

With all due respect, your situation sounds very complicated and difficult to resolve. I would strongly recommend that you consult with a...

Regarding tax return filing. What should I declare? Single or still head of the family?

In general, for federal income tax purposes, if your divorce wasn't final as of Dec. 31, 2012, then you are still considered to be married and...

Employer did not fill out W-2 forms correctly for over 15 years, what should I do? I know I have to amend tax return, what else

Generally speaking, for federal income tax and employment tax purposes, you cannot go after your employer for messing up your tax withholding or...