Ex-Husband is wanting some tax money from me, he has no job(He quit), we share a daughter together, do I have to give him some?

Since you are not divorced there is no set of rules on where any refund would go at this time in the divorce process. I would advise you to file...

My husband has a tax lien, but he doesn't know what it is for. How do we find out, and deal with it?

Ignoring any tax issue will only cause additional problems in the future such as not only wage garnishments but also bank levies and a possible...

Will marrying my boyfriend who is classified by the IRS as "Currently Not Collectible" jeopardize my personal assets?

The Currently Non-Collectible ("CNC") status that the IRS has is only guaranteed for 2 years. After that time frame the IRS can request additional...

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The IRS.gov site allows free filing but you have to meet certain criteria such as the amount of money you made last year, whether you are filing...

I agree that seeking an attorney is your best bet. I would contact your bank and get a copy of the levy notice so that you can contact the proper...

Is it illegal for my son's father to claim him on his taxes if he does not pay child support?

I would contact a family law attorney in your area. I am not sure if you were ever married to your ex but if so then most court orders should state...

Since your son is in college now the child support decree stating your ex-husband can claim him is no longer valid. You need to be able to meet...

Will my husband be able to claim me and our newborn when he does his taxes this year?

You and your husband will be able to file MFJ (or MFS) for 2013 but not for 2012. You can NOT claim a spouse as a dependent on a return.

Is FICA the Federal taxes that are withheld from my paycheck?

FICA is Federal Insurance Contribution Act tax which is a form of employment tax to fund Social Security and Medicare. I would be alarmed if your...

A long time friend of mine told me that she has not filed tax retuns in over 40 years.

I cannot comment on the state of Mass. but actually IRS Policy statement 5-133 states that you normally do not have to file returns past six (6)...