What can I do about an old employer that keeps sending me 1099 tax forms with false information. Of course the sum is more than

I would report the incidents to the IRS. If he is filing copies with the agency, it will cause you problems, and u want to be on record that these...

This yr i filed taxes 4 2010&2011 with the usual person I check irs online no info provided on refund &he doesnt return my calls

I agree with attorney Larson. There is a big difference between the refunds already issued and no receipt of the returns being received at all. ...

Criminal lawyer? At best, I believe you could approach your return preparer and ask them to pay your interest and penalties. Look at the return...

I owe IRS 16,000 dollar. I need a lawyer asap!

What you are interested in is the federal offer in compromise program - whether you qualify for a write-off of the balance due, and specifically...

Can i find out if someone claimd me on there taxes without my permission

The IRS will not tell you who claimed you - they are prohibited from doing so by statute - IRS section 6103.

Just because you file income taxes with someone does that mean you are legally married?

Uh, no. And you should not be filing federal income taxes jointly if you are not legally married. Some states allow you to file jointly pursuant...

Can they change your social security number when you get married?

If you are using a social security number that is not really yours, you need to apply for a valid one directly from the Social Security...

File BK or keep fighting IRS? Tax lien received for 90K. Seattle, WA

I would add to the other attorney's advice that you consider the audit reconsideration process for disputing the amount of the assessed tax, and...

Employer sent form W2 in 6/12 for the year 2011. Also, total wages is $1,350 more than the actual. what are my options.

I would file your return based on your actual wages, attach the W-2, and a statement regarding its error and your failed efforts to seek a...

If a 1099-MISC is issued to an ex-employee for the full amount in a settlement agreement what does that mean for him/her?

I agree with the other attorney. It is likely fully taxable, unless a mistake was made in the issuance (i.e., the payment was to compensate for...