As a single taxpayer, am I required to disclose to my ex-spouse my tax information.

Are you separated or divorce? If divorced you can file as single or head of household if you have a dependent. If you are only separated you have...

What can I do to separate myself from HIS tax burden.

Since the years for which taxes are owed were jointly filed, you are just as liable for those taxes as he is. So, it is not just "his" tax...

Pay stubs are not proof of income because you may have other income not reflected on the stubs, but which would be reflected on a tax return such...

Which kind papers I need to carry with me before I go or what kind of taxes I have to pay, etc.

You do not need any special paperwork for renting a flat except probably a picture ID. Your passport should work. Florida does not have personal...

A company I work for was sold and offered a retention bonus to stay through a date. Should the company take tax out of the reten

It does not matter what you call it. The bonus is income and as such is subject to withholding taxes.

What are the rules for a taxpayer making a good-faith estimate on capital gains?

I imagine it will be difficult to determine a fair market value from 1980. I have no idea how records are kept in the Bahamas. I would recommend...

Why do I have to pay all of these taxes, are they not doubled?

Why do you have to pay the taxes?? Well they are the law. I imagine these taxes are used for services rendered to your community such as police,...

Please see my questions below.

I recommend that you hire a tax attorney or CPA to handle the accounting and tax filing requirements for yourself and your entity. While you may...

Is he entitled to part of the federal tax return? and how to lower his payment to allow money for the minor children?

Since he owes child support the full amount of the refund is used to pay that off. The only exception would be if the amount owed in child support...

If a freelancer makes $X; company changes to a 3rd party billing, can 3rd party claim/pay business taxes out of FL's income?

You are now a W-2 employee. This means that XYZ is paying 50% of the social security/medicare tax and you are contributing the other 50% through...