If you hire a tax attorney, he or she will be able to find out what was on those tax returns, and whether you owe any taxes. Also, the attorney...

Although no attorney will give a legal opinion without knowing all available facts, the situation you describe certainly appears to be illegal.

Look online to see who the new registered agent is. Then you will know. You did not mention it, but who owns the corporation you refer to as "my...

You very definitely are getting a bit too creative. I recommend strongly that you seek a consultation with a very good CPA or a tax attorney in...

Well, unfortunately you ARE mixed up in it. If you do nothing, the IRS will tax you on this. You, or an attorney, should first write to the...

Whatever a bf is, you cannot legally claim it. Even if you were successful, based on your fact situation you would lose any refund coming your way.

There is no legal avenue to sue the employer. My guess is that it is a mistake on the part of the payroll service. Please talk to your supervisor...

This will depend on the law of the particular state. In Georgia, and many others, the liability for sales tax will follow to the new owner. Not...

If you file your return without paying in full, the IRS will automatically, and retroactively, nullify the Offer in Compromise.

I have been doing this for years, and do not think there is any advantage to organizing your LLC in any other state. In fact, it will cost you...