I owe back taxes. Will my fiancée be responsible for any debt prior to marriage?

No, your fiancee is not legally responsible for your back taxes because she did not sign jointly on your returns. However, if the IRS revisits the...

Yes, the failure to pay penalty applies to "the amount shown on tax on any return," which includes both income, self-employment, and other taxes. ...

I haven't filed a tax return since 2001 - I have been living overseas with an income under the 75,000$ reporting threshold.

As a US citizen living abroad, you are taxed on worldwide income. However, you may qualify to exclude from income up to an amount of your foreign...

Tax question: What meals are deductible for out of state landlord when visting rentals

In general, you are allowed to deduct ordinary and necessary automobile and travel expenses related to your rental activities, including 50% of...

No, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act is not your answer. You may have a case against the IRS pursuant to a number of statutes in Title 26 of...

Do I have to pay back Self-employment taxes (SS & Medicare) if I'm filing for years 2003-2006?

The answer to your question depends on several variables. First, which type of visa do you have? Second, are you a citizen of a country with...

I want to dispute a beneficiary on a life insurance policy

What evidence do you have that the decedent wished to change his beneficiary designations besides the "many people" he told? Are you one of the...

I have passed the statute of limitations in Florida to open up probate to get back tangible personal property.. How can I then

Probate may be your best option as there is a statute of limitations for filing a civil theft suit in Florida. However, as already stated, there...

Does trust replace a will?

As both attorneys have indicated, the most recent properly and validly executed will rules the day. A trust executed after the 2005 will would...

What is a IRS Carryover? What does it mean.....

As already indicated, your question is unclear. I have to assume that you are referring to carryover in the tax context, which generally means the...