As a permanent resident, you must report all worldwide income in the U.S. You mentioned that you are living abroad. You may also have a FinCEN 114...

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How can I take off the book payments and make them "legal" (without causing problems)?

I'm not sure what paying someone "off the books" means. Just report the income on your tax returns.

I'm not sure why you need to use this CPA if he refuses to prepare your return. Get your records back and hire a new CPA.

IRS special agent took all my files from my office just because the landlord called them?

This sounds very strange. The IRS has no interest in landlord-tenant issues, and there's also no hotline to call IRS CI and have someone...

How to move your savings in cash to the united states from Kuwait ?

The transfer of money in and out of the U.S. is not a taxable event. The transfer also does not require reporting (e.g., Form 3520) where you're...

How do tax treaties apply to wages earned while working from a home office?

Employment is exercised in the place where the employee is physically present when performing the activities for which the employment income is...

Do I have to file any forms to prove my nonresident status for the purpose of capital gains tax exemption?

If the capital gain is effectively connected with a U.S. trade or business or from the sale of U.S. real property interest, then you will may still...

Do not ignore the summons. If the summons is requiring you to appear and provide financial records, you should be able to provide them beforehand...

Many facts are missing from this. You can sue anyone you want, but your suit might not have merit. If the IRS placed a lien, that means you had a...

Based on these limited facts, it appears that you are a non-resident since any days spent in the U.S. in an F-1 status are exempt from the...

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