Filing tax returns on H1B

Assuming you were not here in US on F1 visa more than 5 calendar years in 2014, you would not have enough days present nonexempt in US to be a US...

I noticed my signature forged on a TWC form. What steps should I take to start protecting myself and what can I do?

Very few and sketchy facts provided. Appears you are claiming you did not sign a tax return and someone signed your name for you. You don't state...

501c3 tax exemption - 1023 ez form

You say you are trying to obtain a 501(c)(3) application, but it appears you have not yet filed, but you are already conducting your nonprofit...

We got our taxes done and ended owing $18,000.00

It is possible that based on the facts you state that you may have a case against Optima, however, your damages would only be the $5,000 in fees...

What can be done in this case?

You have provided very little factual information to make a determination if your workers should be properly classified as independent contractors...

I am a US citizen. The land that was gifted to me by parents was sold and taxes paid in India. what should I file with IRS?

If you are a US citizen or resident, there is no tax on the gift of real estate located in India that your parents gave you. If your parents are US...

I have knowledge of a local business not following IRS Tax Law. How can I report this without losing my job?

I would suggest you talk to a tax lawyer before proceeding to file Form 211. You need to know the possible repercussions that could occur in your...

In 2011 my widowed father added me to his bank account as JTWROS. Do I report this as a gift when he dies?

No, it is not a gift, it is an inheritance. Therefore no gift return is required. Assuming the total of the account value and any other property...

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Who must file form 1065? A disolved LLC.

Once you start filing the Form 1065 partnership returns for an LLC, you cannot just stop. You need to file a Final return (be sure to check the box...

My x-wife was granted an innocent spouse on IRS tax issue involving 100,000 of thousand dollars.

Unless she tells you, I don't think you will ever know. The information she has provided to the IRS is confidential, and protected by law from FOIA...

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