Send him a letter explaining why you are refusing to pay him and mention that if he persists in taking further action against you, you will report...

Under IRS regulations, if you paid your long-term care insurance premiums with after-tax dollars, any benefits or refunds you receive from the...

According to Treas. Reg. 1.104-1 wrongful death settlements are non-taxable, because they are considered part of a claim that resulted from...

Your 2023 "expenses" should be capitalized. You really need to have your 2023 & 2024 income tax returns prepared by a CPA. He/she can give you...

Since you withdrew $5,000 from your FSA, you should report the amounts that you paid your MIL on Schedule H. You should also put your MIL on...

You cannot sue IRS, but you may have a cause of action against the payroll company for consequential and foreseeable damages. You should consult...

Yes, if they are in different taxing jurisdictions. For example, the City of Columbus straddles the county line between Delaware & Franklin...

If IRS has filed an assessment against the ex-husband for 2018, then there is no need for him to file an amended MFJ return. He just needs to set...

If a tax return was filed for the preceding year, then it is best to file another return the following year showing that the estate was closed.

Not sure I understand what you are doing. If the business of the LLC is renting out cars, then the cars should probably be titled in the name of...