Is this considered an even year when claiming a child on my tax return?

It is for tax year 2014, so I would say it is an even year. However, the terms of the divorce decree may still be in effect because 19, not 18 is...

Tax return while husband is incarcerated

Get him to execute an IRS form 2848 (power of attorney) in your favor. Make sure he specifically authorizes you to sign on his behalf. After you...

What if I file my taxes too soon and miss a jobs w2

By law, employers have until Jan. 31 to give you a w-2. Give it a few additional days in February for it to arrive via mail. If you have already...

Can my husband claim head of household for his father who moved in 10 months ago (or claim him as a dependent on our 2015 taxes

Head of Household is only available for unmarried taxpayers or those considered unmarried for tax purposes. It does not seem as if your husband...

My mother died in August 2014 Can I or anyone of my siblings file for her income tax she recieved pension /social security.

Her personal representative will have to file her taxes if she was legally required to file a tax return. Any refund due would be paid to the estate.

Tax refund during seperation

Splitting a tax refund is a matter for you two to decide between yourselves.

Can my girlfriend claim me as a dependent and would she be able to claim my son on taxes

You would have to have lived with her the entire year and have gross income less than $3,950. Additionally, cohabitation cannot violate the local...

Help with filing taxes I am unsure what I need to do

Your husband will need to get a tax id number, either a ssn or itin. If he is a non resident alien, then you can put NRA for his information.

If I owe the irs and my boyfriend claims me as a dependent will that affect his tax return

Assuming your boyfriend is legally entitled to claim you as a dependent, his tax refund will not be captured to pay your debt because he is not...

Tax question when it comes to soon to be filing for divorce,

Unemployment compensation is taxable, so you may be required to file a tax return anyway. The kids live with you, so they are your dependents. If...

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