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Thanks for reading . I'm being audited for two years in row working with tax add. But IRS is not excepting my receipts
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Answered on February 12, 2013
You should definitely let a tax attorney handle this. Not only will you get attorney-client privilege, but also you will get better representation.
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Wamy husband died in 09. he had 3 grown children from his first marriage. I was 3rd wife. no will. do I have usufruct?
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Answered on February 11, 2013
Yes. As his surviving spouse you receive a legal usufruct. This is valid until your remarriage or death.
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I was used as a dependent without consent, what can i do?
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Answered on February 11, 2013
This will probably cause issues if you try to e-file. You should file a paper return and contact the IRS about identity fraud. They can issue a...
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My mother died in May, 2011. my father died 7 years prior. My oldest brother is executor. Moms will states everything is to be
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Answered on February 11, 2013
You definitely need to start the succession process. Since it sounds your brother may be trying to bar your access to things, I would ask for an...
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If I am an unemployed unmarried homemaker, how do i settle with the IRS for back taxes with no personal income?
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Answered on February 11, 2013
You should seek the assistance of a local tax attorney.
If you give a tax professional your banking account and routing numbers is that okay?
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Answered on February 11, 2013
It is fine, so long as you are comfortable with it. There is no real NEED for it unless you want direct deposit.
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Can a sister cohearse a brother who is mentally ill to disinherit his adult child and grandchildren and leave evrything to her
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Answered on February 11, 2013
If anything is done by an act of coercion, then it is not valid.
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Back taxes owed,
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Answered on February 11, 2013
Yes.
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W2 form from Puerto Rico
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Answered on February 11, 2013
Yes. But, you will need him to sign a form 2848 (available from irs.gov) and check the box allowing you to sign returns on his behalf. This can...
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If an employer pays you on a 1099 does that mean he spends no taxes on you?
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Answered on February 11, 2013
If you received a 1099, then your "employer" considers you an independent contractor and the payroll taxes are your responsibility. You will have...
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