Not sure what you mean that he put you as independent contractor. A sale of assets can be a business...think retail stores (new personal goods) or...

Can I claim yard sale profits as income on my 1040's?

When you say profitable are you taking your basis into account? You would report these sales on Schedule D. Please see the following link for more...

Can I claim my mother as a dependent, if my father didn't claim her as a dependent?

I am not clear. When you say your mother's ssn was under your father's name are you saying she has no ssn and is using your father's ssn? If so,...

Am I still able to claim daycare expense if my ex is claiming our son as a dependent?

Per the IRS: Child of divorced or separated parents or parents living apart. Even if you cannot claim your child as a dependent, he or she is...

Do I file my taxes as single or married ?

If you were married by December 31, 2015 then you cannot file as single.

Will this help us get more time to move out due to the property tax has not been paid on the property?

It sounds like you are having problems paying the rent, but your landlord has bigger problems since he/she has not paid the property taxes. You...

Do I have a legal position to ask my employer to cover income taxes on the increased part of my base salary?

I recommend that you consult with an attorney and provide the full document. The entire document will provide more context as to the intention of...

Will I have to claim it on my taxes?

Possibly. It would be best if you discussed this with a tax attorney or CPA.

Health Insurance agency submitted a '14 W2 instead of '15 unemployed status; it made me ineligible for tax refund. Advice?

Not sure I understand why an insurance agency issued you a W2. However, if the W2 was issued incorrectly the agency that issued it can file a...

DOES A PAYER NEED TO PROVIDE PAYEE 1099 FORM OR OTHER FORM AFTER MONETARY SETTLEMENT?

It all depends on reason for payout. There are penalties to payor for failure to file a require 1099. I recommend that you speak to a tax attorney...