Houston, TX
Tax Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Tax, Business
You'll have to file married filing separately or jointly. To file jointly you'll have to make a 6013(g) election. If she has no income, then you'll...
Yes, and the IRS has probably sent letters to other companies that may have issued you 1099s in the past. Like one of the other attorneys...
The would not be taxed in the US on foreign sourced income unless they are considered to be US residents. A person becomes a US resident for tax...
Depends on the information you provided to him. I would take a look at the tax organizer you provided to the preparer. If you don't have it, you...
As long as you were on an F-1 visa the entire time in the US, you're exempt from counting your US presence days for purposes of the substantial...
It depends on whether your mother is a foreign person, currently a US citizen or permanent resident, or a covered expatriate (under IRC 877A). If...
Since Texas is a community property state, almost all assets acquired during the marriage are jointly owned. A lien can be attached to your...
While there is a statute (26 U.S.C. § 7205) for willfully supplying false information on a W-4 that allows a fine up to $1,000 and/or 1 year...
Why did it take 2 years? Because the IRS is slow due to budget cuts and other factors. If the notice is incorrect, you should explain in a separate...
Unless you file separately, there's not much you can do other than talk to a divorce attorney.
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