What is a proof of claim?

Ditech did file for bankruptcy. When a debtor files for bankruptcy, in some instances, creditors must file a proof of claim in the bankruptcy case...

Does property bought after bankruptcy discharge belong to trustee's bankruptcy estate if it was bought before bk file is closed?

I think this may not be the proper forum for this question as there may be important facts which may affect the determination. There must be some...

What does tax code 971 relate to?

The terms of your offer stated that the IRS would keep the refund for the year in which the offer was accepted. Assuming that the offer was...

Can creditors levy your tax return in Florida ?

I am assuming that a creditor other than the IRS garnished the funds in your account. The general answer to your question is that creditors can...

When you borrowed the money from your girlfriend the way to protect her would have been to grant her a mortgage on the home and sign a promissory...

Do I have to file bankruptcy in the state I lived in at the time of securing the debt?

A bankruptcy is filed in the place you have lived the majority of the 180 days prior to filing. Hence, if you are moving to another state, you can...

Confidentiality

This is not really a tax issue as the underlying case with the IRS is not the subject of your inquiry. I have no idea who "he" is. Is "he" an...

Am i not obligated to receive a notice of intent for tax offset before it happens? I didnt even have to chance to stop it

The IRS generally sends a letter advising you that you will be getting a refund "if there are no other taxes due". This is then generally followed...

If we get a gift of $100,000 do we have to pay taxes on it?

The recipient of a gift is not liable for gift taxes. The donor of the gift is responsible for filing a gift tax return for gifts which exceed the...

Received 3 years prior W2 this week. Legal?

If your employer has sent you a W-2 and is under audit by the IRS, there is a good likelihood that the W-2s were provided to the IRS. The IRS can...