divorce decree states ex husband responsible for unpaid federal taxes. IRS took money from my acct. What can I do

You'll need to seek reimbursement from your ex-husband for any funds that were already levied. Going forward, consider an innocent spouse claim to...

How do I know if my tax return was approved?

Request a copy of your account transcript from the IRS. https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript If the return has been processed, you'll...

I am on H1B (non-immigrant) visa, what all things I need to take care when filing taxes if I own property in India?

There's not enough information here to answer your questions. It depends on how long you've been present in the U.S. and if you meet the...

The IRS placed a lien on my property for 167k . ?

Get an attorney to pull your account transcripts and determine when the collections statute expires. It's 10 years from the date of assessment, but...

Contact a tax attorney to review your situation in more detail. You may have an FBAR filing requirement for 2016 (due 4/18/2017). However, going...

H1-B worker left USA, now living and earning in New Zealand, do I still need to pay US Taxes ?

If you left this year, then you'll need to file a dual status return for 2017. Otherwise, you do not have a US filing requirement so long as you do...

Do you pay tax in the US if property is sold abroad that is subjected to foreign 0% tax requirement?

I believe Article 12 is stating that Hungary has the right to also tax you on that income if it so chooses. You will be taxed on the sale in the US...

I was just wanting to know if you could tell me what I can Do about a Notice of Defiency, to avoid court?

A notice of deficiency becomes final 90 days after it's issued. Until that date it's a proposed tax, not final. If you dispute the proposed tax...

While that notice is not important procedurally speaking, you need to hire a tax attorney before you receive a Final Notice of Intent to Levy. The...

I don't see any of this as an "admission of guilt" or criminal intent. Forgetting to report all your income or even being careless does not rise to...