Based on what you are saying, the property settlement would not be taxable to you or deductible by him. You can review IRS Publication 504 with tax...

I have changed the practice area on this question to "Divorce & Separation" as a family law attorney would be better able to address this question.

If you are going to submit your return electronically, your wife can sign the e-file authorization and scan it to you.

My friend is on ssi he has a temporary job at a tax office getting cash right now but will post taxable next year

At first blush, it appears there are serious issues here. A boss claiming his employee as a dependent seems, on its face, highly suspect. Of...

Does anyone know of a state law that can legally invalidate IRS filing and reporting requirements?

You need to seek an attorney to represent you for whatever manner of case is at issue where the restraining order was obtained. Answering your...

Can the divorce attorney of my ex wife can ask for my tax return for the last 5 years without a court order

I am changing the practice area on this question to "Family" as family law attorneys would be better able to answer this question. If you do not...

How does a person report a foreign bank account to the IRS?

If the total balance between both the accounts (the one you own and the one you have signature authority over) was more than $10,000, then you...

How should an international wire transfer for a sale offshore be properly filed to the IRS?

You will have to declare this sale on your US tax return as income, but typically you would be able to claim a credit for income taxes paid in the...

Do I get taxed on the penalties received under ERISA for violation of fiduciary duties?

If the penalties are to be paid to the ESBA, then they would not be taxable to you. If you would be receiving the penalties, then they are likely...

What is/are Tax filing option for legally separated couple in state of WA

If you are legally separated under court order, then you are considered "unmarried" for federal income tax purposes. Thus, you would file as Single...