How far back can the IRS go for tax evasion and tax fraud in this specific case?

Gifts that are received are not taxable to the receiver of the gift. Depending on the years, an individual can give $13K or $14K per year per...

This area of law is highly specific. There are only a handful of tax attorneys that deal with tobacco . Your best bet is to ask around for...

I need help responding to the IRS regarding a 1099C CP2000 letter for last years taxes.

You likely received an automated under reporter notice. The credit card company should have sent you a 1099-C but it sounds like the IRS...

Can I file for tax extension until final orders in a divorce?

You can request an extension and the IRS may approve it. If you are concerned about the implications of filing jointly you can always file married...

HELLO I NEED HELP FROM A TAX ATTORNEY PLEASE

Attorneys cannot directly solicit clients on this site. You best bet is to find a tax clinic in your area. Try searching "LITC Saint Louis." ...

Can I get a passport if I owe the IRS 14,000 in back taxes no liens or anything and am on repayment plan

You are totally fine. Make sure you review the terms of your offer in compromise to make sure you are in compliance for the next 5 years. But...

My Question is regarding possible TAX FRAUD

Eric is totally right on this. You will be responsible for the tax return that is filed and if it is wrong, the IRS can assess you. If you cannot...

Certificate of non attachment on irs

There isn't enough information to determine whether a certificate of non-attachment is the proper means of resolution here. Usually, this...

How do I know if I got fired illegally because of my health conditions and is there a statue of limitations on this ?

There isn't enough information to answer the question but it sounds like you may have a case depending on the timeline of the events. You should...

Tax question. If you have income from foreign country that is deposited in your account in foreign, do u have to file tax?

Is the money income? If you earned the money for wages or business income, and you are a US person (citizen, permanent resident, etc.), then yes,...