Can I sue a business for knowingly let a employee use my name to work?
First of all, you don't file W-2s. If the business knowingly complied with identity theft then yes you can certainly sue them.
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First of all, you don't file W-2s. If the business knowingly complied with identity theft then yes you can certainly sue them.
You need to hire a good attorney and forensic accountant. As for your ability to sue the state, you will have to talk to SC litigation attorneys.
Create a lease that prevents anybody but your daughter from living in the house. You can only do so much. It is really up to your daughter to end...
First off you are deemed to know the rules of the plan. It is called constructive notice. You are responsible to make sure you are paying the loan...
they don't fine you, they just deny the exemption. If he is going to claim the child on his taxes and you are not, he needs the social security...
The resale certificate is given by the buyer, that is going to resell the item, to the seller. This way the seller does not have to charge sales...
If the IRS has levied the proceeds from the insurance company then you have lost them.
It appears the return was not received by the IRS. So it appears that you have ever not filed a federal tax return.
You should ask this question of criminal lawyers.
Liens are not levies. They can levy up to 15% of your SS. The IRS has 10 years to collect a tax from the time it is assessed. There are certain...