What can the IRS or anyone do to help me because my parents evaded tax by transferring property to me when I was a minor?

This is a very fact intensive scenario so I recommend you consult with a tax attorney about what you should do. It does appear to me that you may...

My company did not send their copy of my w-2 in can I sue them for proof of my employment

Call your employer and ask him for copy of the W2, and let him know if he does not provide it you will be reporting him to the IRS, as Mr. Zagara...

Do your federal income taxes have to be done, if behind 5 years before filing for a divorce ?

It is pretty common in divorce situations for the divorcing spouses to be required by the Judge to file their prior year unfiled tax returns, if...

How do I place lien on property?

In order to file a lien, you need a secured note payable with a deed of trust. Since it would not be a secured purchase money mortgage, she would...

Can I find a publisher outside USA while residing in USA on H1b?

If you meet the substantial presence test, you may be a US resident for US income tax, and subject to US income tax on your world-wide income,...

Based on the information you provide, it appears you are safe from IRS collection activity. Be sure to keep your bank accounts separate, which are...

I am primary beneficiary of my father's will; my sister is contingent. Can i waive my rights to claim?

Life insurance proceeds are not subject to US income tax. However, once paid to a beneficiary the proceeds are subject to claims of creditors of...

Can the IRS over ride a divorce degree verdict?

The divorce decree is valid only between you, your ex-spouse, and the state. The IRS is not bound by and is not a party to it.

Can we find the person using my grandson 's SS number for their use on tax return.

I recommend you consider filing Form 14039, and you should also call the IRS Identity Theft Dept at the phone number shown below, as special...

How do I know if I’m being scammed and if I am what legal action do I take?

Sounds like a scam - who can offer a return of 500%? You should have known it was too good to be true. Your loss may be tax deductible. You should...