Can I sue ex-wife for back taxes in Minnesota?
You went through a divorce and a foreclosure and didn't qualify for the insolvency exception. I suppose you could go back to her for reimbursement.
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You went through a divorce and a foreclosure and didn't qualify for the insolvency exception. I suppose you could go back to her for reimbursement.
Resolve with CA first. When figuring out what you can afford to pay the IRS, you will be able to decut a portion of your monthly payment to CA. You...
You will not be responsible for any of his back taxes that you did not file jointly. Judging on what you posted, you will not be liable for his...
Mistakes can be fixed. The taxpayers on the return are responsible for the taxes. If the mistake caused interest and penalties then maybe the...
I don't think there is anything you can do.
a 1099 is form somebody that pay you money gives you. You as a receiver don't file a 1099. Uber doesn't have a choice. They don't make the laws. If...
If all your income is less than $3,000, then you most likely do not even have a filing requirement. Even if someone else is claiming you as a...
First of all there is no chipping away at it. The IRS will have 120 months to collect. Second, the CP2000 should be showing how the IRS is arriving...
They can. Will they? I don't know. They just don't take your stuff. They have to send you a final notice of intent to levy, usually in the form of...
Generally once the funds hit your bank account, they are fair game for creditors.