No, you do not need any income. However, your main residence must have been in the U.S. for more than 1/2 of the year.

No you cannot sue your employer, and no attorney would take your case. Mistakes happen. If you are unhappy with your employer, get a new job.

If you realized capital gains on the sale of the house and reported those gains in a prior year, then you could file an amended return and report...

Follow the court order with respect to claiming your son on taxes. Seek a modification of your child support.

Suggest you get assistance from a CPA who is intimately familiar with FBAR and FATCA regulations. Even if the restitution is not taxable for...

This is a matter of personal preference. Many people prefer to use an EIN # so they do not have to give out their Social Security #.

I am sorry for your loss. If your daughter inherited a 1/2 interest from your son, then she would get a step-up in basis on the portion that she...

Agree with Mr. Harkess. As long as the $120 is properly reflected on your pay stub, don't worry about it.

You should provide a written request from your relative and signed by him/her. Otherwise, the former employer might be liable for violating your...

Yes, you can deduct expenses. However, you should consult a CPA experienced in dealing with rental property to make sure that the expenses that...