If you truly want to reduce your tax burden, you should consider keeping the LLC and take advantage of the new provisions of the tax code. You...

Can I file law suit against an employer that evaded taxes?

NO, you cannot file a suit. You can report the employer to the IRS and possibly get an award (use Form 3949-A), and you can ask the IRS to rule on...

Lien against Real/Personal Property. Department of Revenue out of state jurisdiction Owed back taxes of $5,000

You have such a small debt to Colorado, why not just take care of it? Why ruin your record? I personally have never seen any state take property...

LLC pierce corporate veil?

The only advice I give you at this point is to get a lawyer and discuss whether filing suit against this person is a reasonable course of action.

Can I use a house deduction on my taxes if I've been removed from the deed but still on the mortgage?

It would be best for you if you actually received a Form 1098 from the mortgage company which helps with deductibility. In any event, you should...

Am I liable for income tax on income my wife failed to report while married ?

There are two ways to handle this. First of all, many insurance settlements are non-taxable. Your attorney or CPA can help analyze this one. ...

Employee misclassification for Labor attorney ?

This should probably not be your concern. However, it is doubtful that this person has a case against the "employer."

Yes, of course we need to see the documentation. However, all the IRS legally needs is an official letter on Church stationery, and your cancelled...

I need to know how to prove my ex is actually makes more money than he claims to be unemployed for the past 10 Years

You cannot pull or access his records. The only thing you can do is report him to the IRS for tax fraud with the hopes of getting a reward if they...

Do i need to let IRS know if i am moving overseas and taking my savings account with me???

You should go to the IRS website (www.irs.gov) and print out and submit a change of address form. Secondly, when you file your next tax return,...