I need a tax attorney in Illinois to help get my money from the IRS

This is a common issue, I know that doesn't make you feel any better but it takes persistence in dealing with Illinois. Once their computer says...

There are 2 steps. First is to create a nonprofit entity with your state regulatory authority, Usually the Secretary of State. If you want it to be...

What is deprec. recap. tax due on long term rental sale; adjusted cost basis of 250K, 180k depreciation taken, 750K sale price?

Below is a link to a good, easy to understand explanation of section 1250. You have not provided sufficient data. You need to have a tax...

What is the capital gains tax due in 2018 for the sale of a long term rental property, if my 2018 taxable income is below 38K?

Long term capital gains have always had favorable tax treatment. Because the new tax act changed the tax brackets, while the capital gains tax...

You will have to consult with MS real estate attorneys, however I believe you are stuck with the deed as it was granted to you.

What can I do about this situation??

You are going to have to get duplicate receipts or other documentation of payment, such as bank statements, or credit card statements. You can...

How can my father make my uncle leave his property?

Looks like your uncle is now a trespasser. He is going to have to evict him.

My income tax was refunded to me but I didn’t have a bank account and my ex fiancé said to use his and once my money hit he

The IRS fulfilled their obligation. This is a matter that is strictly between you and your ex fiancé. I am not even sure if the police will get...

This form is a non assessment notice form from the IRS requesting more information so they can process your return. It appears that your tax return...

As parents of a deceased adult son, who had no will, assets, nor spouse, how do I obtain his tax refund from his 2017 return?

PA law doesn't necessarily mean probate. If your son had no will, then the laws of intestate succession apply. It sounds like there was no...