YOU can amend your prior year income tax return and include the W-2 income that your soon-to-be X omitted. (Of course, you will have to pay the...

What amount are we talking about here? $10,000? less than that? A little more than that? Do you think the IRS really cares? What you are...

If your grandmother passed away in 2023, the last year she is required to file is 2023. However, if there is an open estate for her, or a trust,...

This is a long shot, but if you haven't done this already, check your state's unclaimed funds web site: ...

It sounds like your employer is trying to do their payroll in-house and doesn't really know what they are doing. Submit a new W-4 and request...

The answer depends on whether the LLC was filing as a partnership (Form 1065) or as a corporation. You should consult a CPA and bring in the most...

Recommend that you hire a tax professional (CPA or EA) to prepare your taxes for the year of your divorce. It will cost a little more, but will...

It sounds like you tried to apply for tax-exempt status on your own without going to an attorney. You should do now what you should have done in...

As long as you are current with your payment plan, the IRS should not levy your Workers Comp Settlement. However, they may adjust your payment...

You really only need to worry about mistakes that you made within the past 3 years. IRS typically doesn't go back farther than that. Also,...