How do i file for contempt of court regarding visitation and taxes?

I would suggest hiring an attorney or visiting your local legal aid office.

What is the difference in taxes paid by me on a 1099 rather than an being paid as an employee with one dependent?

The difference is 7.65 percent for the employer's share of social security and medicare up to the maximum for the year then 1.45 percent for the...

Can I re-file my 2014 tax return without my ex-wife's signature?

Technically yes. A joint return that is not signed by both parties is not considered a joint return. Since you filed jointly on the original...

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What do i do when my boss submits a 1099 to irs when there is no proof I've been paid the amount he states to irs?

You are supposed to keep track of what you are paid and report that on your tax return. You keep your own records. Why would you want someone you...

A 1041 is an estate income tax return and doesn't take long at all especially if it was efiled.

Selling Primary home, how do I claim exclusion on the gains (I claimed partial exclusions on a gain of a rental in '17 return)?

You really need a consultation with a tax attorney. Shouldn't cost too much but you have a large, very specific fact patttern and some very...

Edit question-wage garnishment. Not now employer again. NEW employer.

A levy or garnishment of your wages needs to be served on your current employer. The order only applies to the person or company named.

What happens if you dont pay your back taxes?

10 years is the simple answer. The fact that you are in an installment agreement means at least a few months have been added on. An offer in...

This is not allowed.. Your W-2 will reflect your withholding for FICA and your wages will be lowered by the 7.65 percent so you will pay less...

TAX question?

You pay taxes to the state where you work and the state where you live. Generally the state you live in will give you credit for the taxes you pay...