It depends on the various facts such as whether it was used for personal purposes or rented out, etc and for how long as well as other facts and...

It does get more complicated with additional reporting obligations if gift is from a foreign source.

#1. It is one of options. #2 No. Applicant has to be present in person. Daughter in law would need to attend that in person appointment.

A tax attorney does provide guidance on pursuing IRS penalty relief or resolving complex tax disputes.

Generally speaking, yes, if you meet requirements of 1.6081-5. Just being outside US doesn't not exactly qualify. Read it carefully.

Generally speaking, after more than five years in the US you are likely considered resident for US tax subject to FICA.

Generally speaking, filing jointly is not required, however, it may offer certain advantages and disadvantages.

Research Form 8821 Tax Information Authorization route versus 2848 POA . It is view only and limited v. PoA.

Filing delinquent returns is crucial to mitigate penalties, interest, and potential legal consequences.

It depends whether spouse has signature authority over husband's accounts. With spouses's independent accounts, it depends whether aggregate...