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My husband/we owes back taxes of 20K. I have just inherited 50K. Should we file separate for 2018 so the IRS doesnt take the 20K
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Answered on March 28, 2019
First thin is to determine if you are jointly liable for the tax debt. If you are then kiss $20,000 of the inheritance goodbye. If you aren't then...
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How do I file up a 2848 Form for the IRS?
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Answered on March 28, 2019
If they don't have a social security number or ITIN then you can't claim them as a dependent.
If they don't live with you, then you can't get the...
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Can I sue the IRS
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Answered on March 28, 2019
You can file a claim for refund which must be filed within 3 years of the tax due date or two years from the time you paid the tax. Could be 2015...
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How do I check to see if my LLC is taxed as a C-corporation?
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Answered on March 28, 2019
You are supposed to put the EIN on the 8832. The IRS sends acceptance or rejection usually within 45 days or so. You can call the IRS, verify you...
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My ex-girlfriend made a false deduction on her tax return, claiming me as a dependent, when I am not qualified.
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Answered on March 28, 2019
They will take you off as a dependent and send her a bill for the increase that she owes.
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WHAT IS A FORM 4549A
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Answered on March 26, 2019
Form 4549 is the results of your audit. You can present new evidence to fight it, or you can appeal it or you can let it go final and take it to...
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Is there any way we can find of they are being illegal?
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Answered on March 25, 2019
the only way to really know is to have a forensic accountant or a certified fraud examiner examine the books and records.
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Form 8832 required?
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Answered on March 25, 2019
Let's be clear on our terminology. The LLC was taxed as a partnership, because an LLC has no tax standing. But it still was a an LLC for legal...
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Can my wife file for the tax with a salary of $24000 per year while she does not have any salary?
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Answered on March 25, 2019
The possible legal problem is called tax fraud. Why on earth does she want to make up false income and pay taxes on income she doesn't have? A...
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Can I take legal action if the company I work for never updated my w4 after I submitted it to them?
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Answered on March 25, 2019
You owe money to the IRS because you did not have enough taxes withheld. You were enriched by getting a larger paycheck this year. You didn't...
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