This is not unusual. Probate is not a neat, linear process, and it is not unusual for refunds and dividends to come straggling in even after the...

Agree with Mr. Buck. If your brother is in an installment agreement and is current on his payments, the IRS typically will not levy his bank...

This is not the type of question to be answered over the internet. Your committee or church elders should meet with a tax attorney and/or a CPA...

Agree with Mr. Lamarre. The situation that you are describing sounds like a genuine independent contractor situation, not employer-employee.

If you have proof of filing (a "green card" or return receipt) just hang tight --- your return will be processed eventually. Filing again will...

You need the help of an expert probate attorney to help you settle your sister's estate. Use the "Find a Lawyer" tab on this site to find an...

If your aunt owned a home in Ohio at the time of her death, then that home will have to be transferred through a separate probate proceeding in...

If the new will cannot be found (executed correctly with 2 witnesses), then the old will can be admitted into probate --- the will the leaves the...

You really have no grounds for suing your former employer -- that would be a waste of your time and energy. You owe back taxes to the IRS -- focus...

Tax questions turn largely on specific facts and circumstances. It is impossible to answer a question based on vague hypotheticals about...