Will I have to pay money back cause, I let a friend claim my kids on taxes 2 years in a row?
What you have done is a crime and could land you in prison. I am changing the category of your question to "Tax Fraud & Evasion" so you will...
Columbus, OH
Tax Lawyer at Columbus, OH
Practice Areas: Tax, Estate Planning ... +3 more
What you have done is a crime and could land you in prison. I am changing the category of your question to "Tax Fraud & Evasion" so you will...
This is known as "Income with Respect to a Decedent" and it is reported on the Fiduciary Income Tax return for the estate, IRS Form 1041. If none...
Ohio's estate tax was not repealed until 1/1/2013. If the amount is large, you should consult a probate law specialist to determine whether an...
I agree with Mr. Pelger, and would add that your situation is further complicated by the fact that the deed transferring your grandmother's...
For starters, you should try contacting the home directly and identify yourself as one of your mother's sons. Most reputable facilities want to...
This is really not a tax law question. I am changing the category of your question to "Bankruptcy and Debt" so you will receive more responses.
This is not really a tax law question. I am changing the category of your question to "Immigration" so you will receive more responses.
Check with your Legal Aid office. Most Legal Aid offices have people on staff who can help with this kind of case. Best of luck to you.
Any taxes that the decedent was liable for during his lifetime should be paid by the estate.
The only way a death certificate will work is if your father named you as beneficiary on the account. In that case, the account will not have to...