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Will I go to jail if I try registering and start paying for my taxes just now even if I started working 2 years ago
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Answered on February 10, 2019
It is not too late to get into tax compliance. You should retain, ASAP, a tax attorney to guide you through the process.
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I have a 2017 tax installment payment .Can I add what I owe from my 2018 taxes to my old Installment ?
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Answered on February 08, 2019
Yes and no. Since you have not remained current (i.e., you have incurred a new tax liability for 2018) you are in default under your Installment...
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What wound the consequences of me not declaring to the irs that I have a foreign offshore bank account in bermuda lead to?
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Answered on February 05, 2019
The consequences could be criminal prosecution and jail. Do not go there!
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Can i sue my employer if they didn't give me a form from the irs stating that they are gonna start garnishing my checks
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Answered on February 03, 2019
You need to secure from IRS, ASAP, a "collection alternative," so that enforced collection, including garnishments, stop.
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What is the safest way to file income tax returns for prior years (in which I did not owe tax)?
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Answered on February 03, 2019
A tax attorney (not a CPA) should review your situation and advise you accordingly.
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Can I add owned federal taxes in my bankruptcy
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Answered on February 03, 2019
It all depends upon your facts. The Bankruptcy Tax discharge area is extremely complex and ever-changing. Accordingly, you need to consult with a...
Can the IRS garnish my money from a life insurance settlement for child support back pay?
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Answered on February 03, 2019
You need to get your IRS situation "under control." Once same is under control (via a "collection alternative") you would no longer need to worry...
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Tax Question: If I haven't filed in years, should I file this year?
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Answered on February 03, 2019
Non-filing is a very serious matter. You should retain, ASAP, a tax attorney (not a CPA) who is experienced in Voluntary Disclosure cases.
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Can I be garnish from both my jobs?
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Answered on January 30, 2019
Your main problem is non-filing, which a very serious matter. Once you get into filing compliance, you may then qualify for a "collection...
Is substantial IRS debt settlement possible with a high income? I don't qualify for OIC.
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Answered on January 30, 2019
Your IRS situation is out of control and is getting worse. You need to retain an experienced tax attorney, ASAP, to guide you.
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