As a general rule, the best step is to file the unfiled returns ASAP, even if you cannot pay the taxes due. Remember that IRS only goes back 6...

Yours is a common complaint among people whose wages are being garnished or who are in installment agreements with the IRS ---- they pay and pay...

Agree with Mr. Huddleston. As a general rule, once the trustor/settlor dies, the trustees have only a limited right, if any, to change the terms...

Simply put: beneficiary designations override anything in the will. And collecting money from unclaimed funds can be a royal hassle --- even...

No you cannot change the date of something that has transpired in the past. It is what it is.

So you're starting a business where people are going to pay you to recover tax sale overages? Don't you think you should actually consult an...

I believe that the implicit "logic" behind this law ---- to the extent there is any "logic" in the Internal Revenue Code ---- is that ...

No, your ex is not guilty of tax fraud. And I am changing the category of your question to "divorce & separation."

As Mr. Huddleston suggests, the simplest way is to have each signature notarized separately.

You should start by hiring an expert probate law attorney. He/she can review the relevant documents and determine how best to proceed.