Caveat Emptor ---- "Buyer Beware". This old adage is particularly true when hiring a tax resolution professional. This is something I have...

Agree with Mr. Cowan. You need to consult a tax professional immediately --- someone familiar with the FBAR regulations --- and decide upon a...

No, you do not have to file married filing joint. You can file as married filing separately. You can not, however, file as a single taxpayer if...

This may have been requested by the trustee himself/herself. Trustees often are bombarded with questions from beneficiaries, most often wanting...

You can try checking the records for the Probate Court in the county where your father lived at the time of his death. Most courts have their...

You should direct your question(s) to the attorney handling the estate, if there is one.

If the estate was originally probated back in 2018, you should already have a tax ID for the estate.

You can get copies of your past filed income tax returns from IRS. As for other documents, you should NEVER give original documents to your CPA...

One of the biggest headaches that a trustee will face are beneficiaries clammoring to get their money before the trustee feels comfortable making...

No, you cannot sue them, as you cannot prove damages. However, next time this happens, ask to talk to the store manager. You can also file a...