What condition must exist in order for the IRS to impose an underpayment tax penalty?

It is possible. If the W-4 was done correctly then you should not have an underpayment large enough to produce a penalty. However, if there was...

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My divorce was final in Dec. 2012. Do we have to do our taxes jointly?

Unfortunately this issue happens often. The divorce agreement can say one thing and the IRS another. You should file separate and confirm that the...

What are the U. S. tax implications for a foreign citizen living in a foreign country inheriting U. S. money?

Most likely there are no tax implications for the foreign citizen to the US. However, there could be tax implications for the US citizen....

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W-4 Form for IRS

It will not make much of a difference, but you might as well go ahead and submit the new W-4s.

Is there anything I can do to reduce the garishing from IRS and PHEEA from my Disabililty pymts?

There are a few options to stop an IRS garnishment. If you would like to call my office we can discuss what would work best for you. 404-593-2664

IRS has levied my paycheck by 75% for owing 7000.00 dollars. Is there anything I can do?

Fill all your returns. Call IRS collections at 1-800-829-3903. Tell them you want a streamlined installment agreement and ask them to release the...

Can I claim my younger sister on my tax return?

You can but she has to live with you, you have to pay for the majority of her support and she has to be 18 or younger or under 24 and in school.

If i owe back taxes form 9years ago how can i discharge that debt

If you are referring to an IRS debt they only have 10 years to collect the tax from you after you file. There are certain things that will extend...

I need help with my IRS problem. What can an attorney/lawyer do differently that a Tax preparer cant do?

On of the main differences between an attorney compared to a CPA or enrolled agent is that the attorney can represent you before the tax court if...

There is not a 10 year limit on collections as with the IRS, however, Georgia must file an execution within seven years to collect on the debt. If...