Why is it legal for a state that I work in, as a non-resident, to collect taxes without representing me?

As a practical matter? Because you're physically present in Oklahoma and you're earning income there. They have you - literally - and it is the...

I have a partnership in the state of Ohio. We have no transactions for 2012 or 2013. Can we mark final return before we dissolve

A final return is filed generally when an entity has wound down its business, liquidated its assets and distributed to its owners anything that's...

Obtaining an ITIN for nonresident spouse for tax filing

Based just on your short description I would have to say that your tax situation is going to be more complicated than you can comfortably handle on...

I want to find an attorney to set up a non-profit corporation for me in New York City under a flat fee arrangement.

Mr. Criscione is correct; you should look through the attorneys listed here - or in any other reputable attorney directory - check out the attorney...

Income Tax return!

Whether you're required to file or not can't be determined based just on the limited facts you've given because there are a variety of different...

What happened to a person who work under the table, makes $60,000/year and just report on taxes every year $8,000?

What might happen depends very much on what the person in question does. Someone in that position could find themselves charged with criminal tax...

How to file tax amendment that was joint and now want to file separate?

As a general matter, no, it's not possible to change a joint return to a separate return after the original due date for the return in question. ...

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The Tax Court may, but cannot be forced, to accept evidence of that nature; however, the court will almost certainly insist on a properly...

Large capital gains loss in one year, breaking even the next; what are the tax implications?

Your question is a little vague; in particular, when you talk about "breaking even within a year" do you mean having both $50k of capital losses...

I worked part time for six months and was paid in cash. How do i file my taxes?

As the other answers state, you should file your returns and report the income you actually received; income must be reported whether or not you...