Can a repo from 2013 affect my tax return?

Potentially, if debt to a creditor is written off by the creditor, there may be cancellation of debt income to the debtor. Ordinarily, the creditor...

Can I sue my former restaurant employer for not giving me the correct tax document to file?

Seems rather unusual that this is an issue persistent for 6 years. I'm assuming therefore you never filed the 6 year old tax return, and need the...

Does the sale of a home received as a gift get reported on taxes?

The tax consequences are that he may have a taxable gain or loss. The calculation for determination is Amount Realized (sale price minus closing...

Can my sister withhold extra funds from the sale of my mother's house to help pay her tax bill?

She has a right to reimbursement for taxes she pays that benefits all the owners. However, ordinarily all prior year and current year property...

Real Estate: Does a heir have ownership rights if there is no will & what form do you use to transfer those rights?

Yes, an heir has an inheritance right even if there is no will. The forms used to prove of such an heirship right commonly used is an Heirship...

When you filed your 2016 tax return the IRS should have compared your return to the tax deposits already made to your 2016 account, and given you...

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Who has the right for claiming child on taxes.

If there is no agreement as to who should claim the child, then the IRS rule that it is the parent who has overnight care of the child more than...

How to provide proof of income without pay stubs?

It is not clear what you mean by "for step sons benefits" - is this a request from IRS or SSA or insurance company or what? Your bank statement...

I surrender my car

Not enough facts or explanation to answer your question, whatever it is? what lender, what debt, what 1099 form, date of 1099, what are...

What should I do regarding taxes?

The simplest thing to do is nothing. The IRS computer matching program should identify the 1099 you left out of your return, and the IRS will send...