Section 8. who do I report illegal tenants and failure to report income to? is this a crime?

You can report what you know to the IRS on Form 3949-A. If the IRS is successful in collecting taxes from the subject person, you will get a...

A very fair and good question. Please ask your bankruptcy attorney why the penalties and interest have not been discharged. And also ask the DOR...

Separated from husband, We owed back taxes but stopped stopped paying his share. can I sue him?

Of course, once the IRS is paid by either of you, they are out of the picture and do not care. If you did have that agreement with your ex, you...

You evidently have had very little instruction on basic tax and accounting. You should get professional advice, based on your individual...

I filed ch 13 and havent received my Federal tax refund as of yet. It was not part of the bankruptcy filing

Other than calling the IRS to inquire, you can just wait. If you owe tax for any previous year, they will of course keep your refund.

Do I need a tax attorney?

My own opinion is that you owe it to yourself in this particular situation to have a consultation with a tax attorney. There are a few programs...

I am trying to find out if incorporating myself would offer any personal asset protection in the business sales tax industry.

The CPAs you spoke with are trained to do financial statements and tax returns. They rarely have gone to law school. Consequently, I can make the...

How do I remove a member from a partnership LLC.

I agree with Ms. McGill. Your example is a prime reason why attorneys preach to the public to avoid do-it-yourself corporations and LLCs. If you...

If your employee paid your health insurance premiums & they were not paid can the employee use for the unpaid premiums?

I do not understand your first question---can you please review it and perhaps state it more clearly? Also, the recourse on the 401K diversion is...

Fortunately, the rate at which an employer withholds tax is not necessarily the rate at which a taxpayer will eventually pay on his or her tax...