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Hello someone in my family mistakenly received a tax refund but sent it back to the IRS can the person sue if it was sent back
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Answered on May 17, 2014
In this country, access to the courts is guaranteed under the US Constitution, and every state constitution I know of. That means that anybody can...
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Can Tax Attorneys in Austin, Texas handle other state tax issues?
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Answered on May 04, 2014
Some Texas tax attorneys, including tax attorneys in Austin, do handle multi-state tax issues, particularly with California, which has a rather...
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Can a non-profit tax exempt status be transferred to a new building for the same church?
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Answered on May 04, 2014
You ought to file Form 50-299 with your local appraisal district in order to claim the charitable exemption for real property for a specific parcel...
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Which "Report Year" Franchise Tax Forms should I complete and mail to the Comptroller's Office in Austin, TX?
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Answered on May 04, 2014
The Texas Franchise reporting requirements (which is actually an income tax on adjusted gross receipts of limited liability entities) was...
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Do I have to file back taxes if I've never had a SSN? And if so, how many years back?
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Answered on May 04, 2014
Generally, US citizens and US residents are required to file annual income tax on their worldwide income. As a US citizen, therefore you are...
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Who can help the balance of dealing with the IRS *and* Bankruptcy?
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Answered on April 18, 2014
From you comments appears you may have two problems: 1. while you were an officer or director the company lost its limited liability charter due to...
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Is a federal tax lien of decedent's estate discharge able in bankruptcy?
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Answered on April 08, 2014
Federal tax liens are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. They can be avoided, or rendered void, but only to the extent the lien exceeds the value of...
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Can I still amend our 2010 taxes that were filed on April 4, 2011?
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Answered on April 07, 2014
As I recall, you can amend your 2010 1040 return up to 3 years from the due date, which would be 4/15/14. I recommend you file it either at a local...
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Taxed owed and citizenship
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Answered on April 05, 2014
I do quite a bit on nonresident taxation, but you really ought to check with an immigration attorney on this to be sure. Compliance with US tax law...
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Divorce provisions
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Answered on March 31, 2014
I think you are referring to the innocent spouse provisions, under which a spouse can be determined to be not liable for the taxes owed on a joint...