Russell is right on the money with this. You should get a letter stating no change, otherwise, the audit is ongoing and the IRS can pull credit...

IRS Negotiating

I agree with Dana in that it is better to make payments and send in supporting documentation that your income or expenses have changed such that a...

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Can i file lawsuit against suspects? I am victim of extortion case.

You can likely file for civil fraud and defamation. Attorneys are not allowed to solicit but if you go to the top of the page and click the "find...

I am an incorporating an S Corp based in Florida. Is there a tax / yearly fee implication based on number of authorized shares ?

No, not in Florida. You should meet with a business and tax attorney to properly advised you as to future stock options and other employee...

How to lower Corporate Taxes in the USA?

You will definitely will want to meet with a Florida tax and business attorney. There are several ways to lower corporate taxes which may include...

In 50/50 timeshare order when one parent is identified as the custodial parent, custodial has child tax exemption?

Yes. The parent who gets to claim the child on the tax return is determined per the dissolution agreement/court order. Many times, the court will...

Can a seller enter into a lease to purchase agreement with a buyer if home is a short sale and a IRS tax lien is on property?

It is extremely unlikely that the lender(s) will agree to this transaction based on the lease to purchase portion of the contract. You have a...

Tax on real estate transaction

Gain (and taxable gain) and loss are determined by the difference between the basis of the property (what you bought it for and the cost of any...

JP Morgan mishandled my requests to bring my mortgage current with bad advice, Fifth Third mishandled my payments, SPS denied $

It is expensive to go after the lenders and rarely worth it. If you were still in the foreclosure process, an attorney could contact the lender's...

Is there any personal liability for me on taxes owed to the IRS and FTB on an S-Corp in California that dissolved 4 years ago?

Quite possibly yes. Even if the corporation made no money, there is a duty to file returns and if you do not file returns, you can be assessed...