Can child support be taken out of tax return?

A state child support enforcement agency CAN take the entire amount of a Federal tax refund. The court will look at the refund as money that he...

I received a 1099-M from my old boss (post marked 2/25) he or I have no proof money exchanged hands. Do i need to pay taxes

If you received a 1099M (Misc. income) and you actually received income from your old boss then you are legally obligated to pay taxes on that...

What would be best filing Married filing jointly or separately ?

The general answer is that it is always better to file MFJ rather than MFS as you get more deductions that way.

I agree with the other answers given. Remember that you are dealing with the government and they normally never do anything immediately. It...

I'm a 1099 employee with a garnishment , is the percent paid to garnishment suppose to be on full amt or minus est taxes ?

If you are a 1099 employee then your employer is only supposed to levy your payment due at the time they receive the levy ONCE. As a non-W2...

My wife is filing her tax return and its asking for my SS number,my visa is still pending so I don't ave one yet,what do we put?

You would have to put your ITIN number instead of your SSN. You can obtain an ITIN by completing a W-7.

Can my ex claim our daughter on the income tax without my permission?

To be able to claim a dependent on your a tax return the child would have to pass the qualifying child test as determined by the IRS. The fact that...

Is it illegal for someone to give my SS# from their 1099 to someone else to use on a 1099 w/o my permission?

Simply no one can use your SSN except you! There is no other answer to this question. It is fraud and illegal to allow someone else to use your...

If you pay more than 50% of your son's expenses & he lives with you more than 50% of the time then are definitely obligated to be able to claim him...

Child support income withholding vs IRS

Child support always takes priority over tax levies as child support is needed for the "best interests of the child(ren)." Please make sure that...