New York, NY
Tax Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Tax, Tax Fraud & Tax Evasion ... +2 more
Generally speaking - and based solely on the very sparse facts you've given - you're not committing tax fraud. In particular, the mere fact that...
In your case you don't owe that money to the IRS and the IRS cannot seize any assets that you own by yourself and not jointly with him. That means...
Basically, the answer is "no" unless your husband's divorce decree specifies that the refunds are to be split, in which case he will have to go to...
There aren't enough facts to answer your question about whether the sale was an "arm's length transaction between a willing seller and a willing...
There is no way you can get a competent, let alone reliable, answer to your question on a forum such as this. There are any number of other issues...
The other attorneys stated it most succinctly: it will be far, far cheaper to simply pay the state the $693 they're demanding rather than hiring...
You must immediately - and I mean immediately - hire an attorney with a lot of experience in real estate matters and property taxes. You have all...
The short answer is "no," you are not required to file a new W-4 each year and your employer is generally entitled to rely on the W-4 you gave her...
This really isn't a tax question so much as a matter of contract law and state gift laws in your state. Although it does sound like a completed...
Mr. Fromm's answer - and in particular his well-written article - covers the territory. I would recommend reading through his article and then...
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