If I file married but single on my tax return am I still responsible for my husband's taxes?

I assume you mean Married Filing Separately. In most states, including Colorado, you will not be held liable for your husband's taxes FOR THAT TAX...

I have not filed my 2007 federal tax return and received a letter from the IRS with a proposed amount

You very likely have a letter called a CP-2000. You need to check the box indicating that you disagree with the proposed tax. If you can include...

Yes they can assuming that they have filed a Notice of Federal Tax Lien and they have sent a Final Notice of Intent to Levy to your last known...

Will IRS allow us to scan receipts instead of saving paper for recordkeeping purposes?

You simply need to have legible copies of records, so scanning should be fine.

After paying off a debt $4417.65 from a dept collector the irs can tax me for it?

If you actually paid it off, there are no additional tax consequences that I can think of. However, if the debt was cancelled (written off) or in...

How do I know if I have a tax lien out for me?

Since I don't practice in Wisconsin, I can't say for sure, but in most states the Department of Revenue must file a tax lien in the office where...

Can I claim my 18 yr old on 2009 taxes as dependent if he worked part-time and did not go to college yet?

If you provided more than 50% of his support during the year, you may claim him as a dependent for tax purposes.

A friend has not filed taxes for several years because my income has been very low what should I do to get current

He should file his returns going back to 2003 but only for those years in which he had a filing requirement. He can call the IRS at 800-829-1040 to...

Income tax

The Collection Statute of Limitations for the collection of tax is ten years. The IRS only has ten years from the assessment of the tax to collect...

My father owe the IRS a large sum of money. he passed a few months ago. can the irs go after his estate ?

Short answer is probably yes, especially if there is a federal tax lien filed and the estate has substantial assets.