The IRS does send a letter notifying you of their intent to levy. You even have the right to file a collection due process hearing upon receipt of...

I want to own a property with someone else that does not have IRS issues, Can IRS take away the property?

If you owe taxes to the IRS, it is possible that they will file a lien against you. The lien attaches to all real property you own or may own in...

According to the IRS: May divorced or legally separated parents split the dependency exemption for a child? Answer: No, a dependency exemption...

Not paying federal tax on sold vacant land?

What taxes are you referring to? County/state property taxes? Probably not. Income taxes? These would be incurred upon sale of the property...

Should my mother declare bankruptcy based on the situation I described below? If not, what would be a better solution?

Your mother should sit down with a knowledgeable attorney who can evaluate her current situation. There are too many issues and this is not really...

How do I know how much to pay, if I must pay quarterly taxes?

The IRS has a withholding calculator. Hopefully it will help you determine if you are paying enough. At this link you will find not only the...

Will I have to pay quarterly taxes on savings account interest?

It all depends on how much interest you are receiving and also how much other income you are receiving. Generally, you are required to pay 100%...

What type of lawyer can I ask about cosigning for a car?

Not sure you need an attorney for this. The insurance company should issue the policy to the owner of the automobile. Unless you are on the title...

How do I get a 1099 form to file quarterly taxes, and is this even the right form for me?

Quarterly payments for estimated taxes are made through the use of a Form 1040-ES or you can do it directly on the IRS website. However, if all...

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I dont owe childsupport but they took half of my incme tax money what can i do to get it back?

If you are sure that The refund has been taken for something other than a tax owed to The IRS, the best place to start would be the treasury offset...