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Is it required to back-file taxes with the IRS (only foreign earned income) prior to filing AOS package w/affidavit of support?
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Answered on December 08, 2017
You need to talk to a tax attorney first before filing for any immigration benefits because non-disclosure of foreign income, even when it is not...
I ordered record of account transcripts from IRS for naturalization interview.. is this the right kind to order?
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Answered on December 08, 2017
It depends what you are trying to show at the naturalization interview. If you are trying to show income and that the returns are filed, the tax...
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Will I be denied citizenship if my husband owes taxes on our joint tax return?
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Answered on December 08, 2017
It would definitely be an issue. When you file a joint return, you and your husband are both 100% equally liable for the tax debt. The government...
What do you think about suing the IRS for discrimination?
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Answered on December 08, 2017
Typically the tax code and congress, who writes the laws, not the IRS, attempts to structure the laws by household unit. You have no claim.
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Canthe irs take away my victims compensation fund check away???
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Answered on December 06, 2017
It depends. Do you have an outstanding lien? Does a state or federal organization cut the vcf check? I have never heard of this scenario. If...
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How can i split a jointly tax refund check fairly?
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Answered on December 05, 2017
If you file married filing jointly, each of you are 100 % entitled to the full amount of the check. And either one of you can sign it and deposit...
Filing taxes as "married but filing separately" will affect immigration process?
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Answered on December 05, 2017
Yes, there are perfectly legitimate tax reasons to file married filing separately and it should not affect her ability to later remove the conditions.
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Reimbursement for Student Loans?
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Answered on December 05, 2017
Like Mr. Cole said, you likely cannot sue him to continue to support you unless there is some sort of agreement for funds in exchange for you going...
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Got an RFE even though the income is higher than 125% of the poverty guideline?
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Answered on December 05, 2017
You should consider hiring an immigration attorney to help you. If you have the sponsor's info and returns for the last 3 years and recent w2s...
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Tax?
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Answered on December 05, 2017
Not enough information. Is the money for alimony? If so, it is taxable. If it is for back child support, then it is not taxable. It would be...
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