A tax agent gave information about my debt to another person can I sue?
If this person worked for the Internal Revenue Service, you very well might have a cause of action against that person.
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If this person worked for the Internal Revenue Service, you very well might have a cause of action against that person.
Additionally, tax return preparers have traditionally offered to pay penalties for their clients when they have made serious mistakes such as this.
The first thing you should do is ask for a return of the unused retainer from the attorney.
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Yes, as long as you are legally married this is OK.
If you do not owe any tax, then the child support office in Indiana will have an answer to your question.
Yes, you may. Exactly why would you want to do this? Why not just contribute it to the LLC tax free?