Houston, TX
Tax Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Tax, Business ... +3 more
Your question is confusing because your presentation of the facts is incomplete. I assume by "they took all the money" you are referring to the IRS...
Your CPA is wrong. Although Section 163 does state that mortgage interest is deductible if paid for a qualified residence, and if the home is your...
You will need to report the 1099C income on your tax return, if only to avoid an IRS computer audit adjustment. There are possibly four exceptions...
Jan 2015 to Feb 2016 13 months appears way too long, unless it has been less than 6 months since the identity theft report. You should consider...
I assume you filed a joint return. You might want to consider filing married filing separate next year, or reducing the amount of tax withholding...
You should check with your company payroll dept to make sure the amounts they are withholding are correctly reflective of your W4 that is on file...
You ought to check your copy of the W4 (if you kept one) or your employers copy to see if it was filled out the way you appear to recall. Also, if...
Your question is very confusing. It appears you are stating that your ex-spouse is claiming your son as a dependent, but you believe she has no...
There are some options that might be available to you to avoid liability. Income from discharge of debt can be avoided if in bankruptcy, insolvent...
Not many facts in your question to go on? Was it a married filing joint return with her? You should look first to see what the divorce decree says.