The rules for tax-exempt organizations are extremely complex, and you need more than just a "general idea" of how they work based solely on your...

Yes, you could gift that amount. But be certain to file a gift tax return documenting the transfer.

If you put a lien on the car, then it is not a gift. Better to have a contractual relationship with the family member. Most important: make...

Your attorney should be able to acquire account transcripts from IRS showing that the tax has been paid for the years in question. Hopefully your...

Probably. Can't say for sure based on the information given. You need to consult a tax attorney in your area --- preferably someone...

I'm amazed! These fast-food type of tax prep places are supposed to have systems and processes in place to make sure that this doesn't happen. ...

YES. You should definitely file separately. In fact, you should get your separate return e-filed ASAP so it gets in and processed, and they will...

If the house is titled in your parents' names, then the mortgage interest and property taxes are their legal obligations, not your brother's. So...

Contact a tax attorney who specializes in taxpayer representation (not advisory services). Stay with someone in your area who will be accountable...

You need to work with a CPA who specializes in expatriate returns (otherwise known as "expats"). Don't try to do this on your own.