Can a family member legally purchase estate property through a tax sale?

Yes you can make the purchase. You will want to make sure that the sale will resolve the property taxes and that you will get good title (i.e., no...

Can I or am I legally eligible to part of finiacial accounts acculatef d during a Mairrage.

I am not sure what you are asking here, but if this relates to getting out of being held liable for a spouse's tax debts, then what you want to do...

What can I do is a state attorney isn't returning my phone calls

If it is a civil forfeiture, you need to contact an attorney to represent you in getting the money back. Because the amount involved may not make...

Ooking for an atty who has specific appeals exp with the Social Security - this is NOT disability but disagree on earnings

You need to contact a tax attorney in WA state. They can look through your records and see what can be done in terms of making sure you are being...

Do I have to pay income tax from money make on former primary residence?

NO income tax, sale of a residence is a capital gain (or loss), not income.

Is there any tax implication for sending a large amount of money, say $150K, as down payment for a house in my former country?

Unfortunately, international financial assets raise a lot of tax issues. As long as the transfer is from your account in one country to your...

Do I need a lawyer to do a business agreement involving 3 partners?

Yes, you are going to need legal counsel to draft a partnership agreement. It doesn't matter how well you do, I guarantee you that even if you...

Can I get an EIN number to open a business if I only have a work only SSN?

Yes, you can obtain an EIN using a work only SSN. The EIN and SSN are for tax purposes and do not confer the right to employment in the United...

How do I find out if an attorney licensed in Florida can help me with Tennessee state tax issues?

Ask the lawyer directly. Alternatively, you can check with the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility....

I doubt the IRS would pursue criminal charges unless there is evidence you filed this way to intentionally violate a known legal duty (preventing...