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If I sell the home I own through a quickclaim deed and have always rented out to others what would the tax penalties be?
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Answered on October 17, 2015
There should be any tax penalties, just capital gains on the increase in value from when you received it and the sale price. Have a tax pro...
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How can we stop the IRS from harassing my wife regarding a tax they claim she owns, however does not?
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Answered on October 17, 2015
Make sure you respond to the address on the letter. If you didn't respond to the correct addresses, the IRS will often not respond to you. Sounds...
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WHAT HAPPENS AT A SENTENCING COURT DATE WHEN THE DEFENDANT HS BEEN FOUND GUILTY AND THE JUDGE ORDERED A PSI & DISPOSITION?
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Answered on October 17, 2015
There will be a pre-sentence investigation of the defendant to assist the Court in determining the disposition and sentence
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WHAT IS A DISPOSITION?
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Answered on October 17, 2015
Disposition would be the final result of the issue (nolle pros, dismissed , AJD W/H etc)-although there may not be an actual disposition is the...
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Can a taxpayer sue division of taxation employee for accusation without facts
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Answered on October 17, 2015
Most tax cases are settled in IRS appeals, before US Tax Court. I don't understand your question exactly, however, you cannot afford NOT to have...
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Does writing a letter to a judge helps with sentencing decision?
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Answered on October 17, 2015
Possibly, but It would be best to consult with the defendants attorney for this issue
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I know someone committed tax fraud how much of tax loss would be for IRS to look into it if small case would IRS choose not to
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Answered on October 17, 2015
The amount the IRS would want to investigate is not possible for me to answer. However, there is a 'whistleblower' statute where you could be...
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My husband and I filed 2012 return joint, The refund was applied to 2013 estimated taxes. He filed married separate in 2013
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Answered on October 17, 2015
You should contact the IRS or a tax attorney to sort these issues out. Their question would be-why did you wait so long to make a complaint?
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Is being judgment proof a valid defense in a lawsuit for debt?
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Answered on October 16, 2015
The judgment will still generally be valid. Ability to collect might be a different issue
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Has FDCPA, or anything, ended the practice of resetting debt via judgments which renders Statute Of Limitations useless?
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Answered on October 16, 2015
The original judgment is good for 10 years and can be 'renewed ' for 10 more years.
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