Do I have to pay back Self-employment taxes (SS & Medicare) if I'm filing for years 2003-2006?

I agree, as a rule, you will have to pay self-employment taxes. The bad part is that generally you will not get the credit for the self-employment...

Yes, a lawyer in good standing in any state may provide IRS tax advice to someone in any other state.

Joint custody who files child?

Answers are correct, however, that is not to say that you can't work out a compromise with your spouse on sharing the deduction. In divorces or...

The IRS has filed an unfiled tax return for the year 2000 but the information reported as my earnings are about $150,000 more th

Normally you would want to file a tax return for 2000 asap for an audit reconsideration, however, if the SOL is coming close to expiration you may...

Dear lawyer' Can I claim my little sister for tax return?

Did someone else claim your sister on their tax return? Ascertain if one of her parents claimed her on their tax return. Even if you have the...

I didn't file tax returns and this year I plan to file since I got married - do I have to file for the years before 2012?

Yes, I agree with the other answers. You may obtain a copy of your 'wage and income' transcripts from the IRS so a correct evaluation can be made....

Are companies like Pinnacle tax advisors wise to use? They claim they can get your taxes reduced and protect me from being treat

Several nationally advertised Tax Debt companies have been closed down by authorities for fraud. Avoid ANY tax resolution company that says that...

How can a self-employed person get by without filing an income tax paper for several years? They have received no 1099's.

Basically, you can't legally get by without filing income taxes if you have income above a certain level. Self-employed must file to pay...

If you owe money to the IRS, can't you barter with them to reduce the amount?

You may be able to 'negotiate' with the IRS, but as already said, you can't 'barter' with them. The IRS just came out with a more taxpayer...

Converting home to rental for purposes of deducting a loss?

I agree that the IRS would frown upon converting a principal residence to a 'rental' just before the sale when you may try to deduct the loss as a...