S-Corp and Contracted Work, Will I be taxed twice?

An S-Corporation is a pass through entity, meaning that the income that it earns is not taxed at the corporate level, but instead is "passed...

How to locate individual spouse income on a joint tax return?

Your husband can order a wage and income transcript from the I.R.S. This will show all income that was reported to the I.R.S. for the tax year in...

The irs filed a judgment against me, however the federal took my refund and will pay the state. What should i do now?

If your federal refund was used to pay a state tax debt, then it was technically the state who took your refund. The state can do so by applying...

Tax question about claiming my husband as a dependent?

On a joint return, you may claim one exemption for yourself and one for your spouse. If you’re filing a separate return, you may claim the...

Is it too late to file online (e-file) for 2012?

E-filing is available for current years only, at least with the I.R.S. If you have any state returns that need to be filed, then you should check...

Permission to efile tax return

If he authorized the signature, then there shouldn't be any issue. Additionally, because he signed the return itself, there wouldn't be any real...

I am in the currently not collectible status with the IRS and am looking for an attorney to pursue an Offer in Compromise.

An Offer In Compromise (OIC) requires very similar information and forms that you likely had to complete when you obtained Currently Not...

How much do I have to pay for tax on the settlement?

You need to look at the specific wording of the settlement agreement and determine what the $30,000 payment is for. A settlement that is for...

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My husband filed our taxes and I believe he is having the refund put into his private account. What can I do?

You can order the return transcript or copy of the return from the I.R.S. for the tax year in question. This will let you know the amount of the...

Can I be held accountable if a CPA defrauds the IRS on my behalf without my knowing?

You are required to sign and review the return before its submitted. By signing the return, you are indicating that the return is accurate. If...