Internal Revenue Code Section 401(a)( 2) requires that all pension, profit sharing and stock bonus plans, including IRAs and 401(k) plans, provide...

My tax man never filed my 2013 tax return.cannot get a hold of.never in office or answers phone.not the only one.

I recommend that you consult with a Tax Attorney. First, if you do not have the W-2s and 1099s (because you gave them to the old accountant), the...

Can estate funds be used to pay another beneficiaries expenses ?

It is a fairly common problem in the area of Illinois Probate law, where one child was living with the Decedent at the time of her death, and...

TITLE COMPANY IS WITHHOLDING TITLE SEARCH INFORMATION. WAS TOLD THERE LAWYERS HAD INFORMATION I PAID AND HAVE NOT RECEIVED

I recommend calling the title company and speaking with a title officer.

Without asking, my sister made me executor to her will. How can I get this removed?

Anyone can name anyone else as the Executor of there Last Will. It is up to you to decide, at that future time, if you wish to serve as the...

HELP WITH DEPENDENT EXEMPTION ERROR; EMPLOYER SHOWS 9 DEPENDENTS AND I ONLY HAVE 2 DEPENDENTS?

In order to correct the error in the number of dependents, you should file a new Form W-4 with your employer. Also, consult with a Tax...

Can you sue said tax service if they have given away your tax refund check to said person who claims to have married the person

In America, anyone can sue anyone for almost anything. The question is, " are you going to win?" Please review your written agreement with the...

Federal judgements and tax deductions

Just to get the facts straight, I assume that: 1) you received a judgment for $20K, 2) you have never collected one cent on the judgment, and 3)...

Can I claim attorney fees in tax deductions ? Is legally separated same as single for tax filing purposes?

Generally, attorney's fees paid by an individual are NOT deductible for income tax purposes, unless they were paid to protect a property interest...

Can I still claim my daughter as a dependent on my taxes if she's married?

Under the Internal Revenue Code, you may claim your married daughter as a "Dependent" on your 2014 income tax return, if and only if, your...