The IRS will automatically offset your refund with the debt owed to them which includes tax, penalties and interest. Only a spouse who files...

The IRS is not bound by the agreement you and you spouse enter into. If you filed the return jointly the IRS can go after both of you. If you...

If you have two jobs, and are an employee of each, then you receive a W-2 for each job. Household workers such as maids, housekeepers, etc. who are...

As Mr. Tischhauser so eloquently stated, adults pay their own way in life. I commend your mother for trying to instill in you what generations...

ALL taxable income received has to be reported on your return. The $600 threshold is only for the issuance of the 1099-K itself. If your tax...

You need to find an accountant. They handle tax return preparation.

If the house is legally yours, the IRS cannot seize it and the lien does not attach to it. If the house was really your husband's but placed in...

It depends on the trustee. Some will ask for 3 months, others will ask for 6 months. If they see something, they can ask for more than that.

Interest does stop accruing until tax is paid. Penalties stop accruing once they have reached 25%.

If you are making the payments to the IRS on a voluntary basis, then you can designate the year to which you want the payment applied. If you are...