Can I sue my CPA for incorrectly filling my IRS audit?

We can't answer your question without seeing all of the documents and knowing the facts completely. Don't waste any time, however, as you might...

About to get 30K lump sum pension Feb 2018 from UK government, do I pay tax on it before it comes here or after I get?

Please bring this to the attention of your CPA. You certainly have no obligation to pay tax on income until you receive it. If it is taxable, you...

IRS DEBT?

Mr. Cole's answer is correct. You should not be doing your own legal research. However, you have several options in dealing with this debt, and...

From your comment, it appears that the employer may be violating the law. However, you are not to blame, and should make sure that you include any...

From a IRS & legal standpoint is it illegal to be on 2 clocks at the same time, same office if both employees agree

If all employers understand and agree to the arrangement, I see nothing illegal about this. However, it appears that the Doctor does not...

I am wondering that my husband fake my signature for tax return ?what should i do

First, ask him to see a copy of the return. That is, IF he filed a return. Did you file your own separate return? If he does not give you an...

How far back can you file a claim against someone that forged your name to a tax refund

I don't know the answer to this, but if someone forged your name on a government check and negotiated it, then the IRS wants to hear about it now.

Is it a breach of fiduciary duty for an HOA Board of Directors to give a 2 year employee a lifetime pension?

Ms. Shaffner is right on point. There is a chance that in the end you may be correct in your assumption. Perhaps the Board had no business...

The stips of my divorce is to file "married jointly" for back income taxes.Can I file "married filing separately"?

Mr. Zagara's answer is correct. Although noone wants to disobey a court directive, it would be worse to commit tax fraud, or to be liable for your...

The employer might be doing you a favor by doing this, even though it was their mistake. At the end of the year, you must have enough withholdings...