Any tax attorney please answer

It depends on what the judgment was for. Some are taxable income, some are not.

Any tax attorney please answer

The rate depends on your total income. You can use the published tax rates as an approximate guide:...

Can the IRS take my house because of a tax lien?

They can. This is not a problem you want to hide from. The IRS has a number of options for satisfying past tax debts including offer in compromise,...

Can a tax company file my return without me bringing my W-2s

This sounds like a shady tax operation, in other words, they are filing false returns and taking the refunds for themselves. You might want to...

Nobody can tell you your status now without counting your days of presence and knowing how much of the F1 exemption you have used. Form W8-BEN...

Inheritance tax and US customs $10,000 limit?

The US requires that amounts over $10,000 be declared. This is to monitor flows of money in to the US in order to prevent money laundering,...

Tax return question - I teach online for a US university - but live in the Philippines - can I file a 2555 to exempt my income?

Assuming you are a US citizen or permanent resident, you would need to file the 2555 along with your 1040. Your earnings are still taxable in the...

Can I claim child on taxes even if the court papers don't mention who can claim the child

It depends on what the court order says, though, in VA the general rule is that support orders (and claiming the CTC would fall in to this...

I sent a question earlier. How do i find my answers posted?

If your original question is the one linked to by Attorney Collins, then the replies will be at that link.

Post-divorce, I assume you would be filing as single (i.e., separate from your ex-spouse), so there wouldn't be an issue of your taking the ex's...