There may be other exceptions to recognition of discharge of debt income, including bankruptcy, insolvency, and qualified home indebtedness.

Do I sign a gift deed even though I was verbally told we would be compensated?

Sounds fishy to me - why would he want you and the grandchildren to sign a deed, and even promise compensation, when he should get everything...

I INHEIRTED THE HOUSE AFTER MY DAD DIED,,NOW I WAS READING I HAVE TO GET A PROBATE TO PAY TAXES WHY??

It appears you may be confused or misunderstood whatever it was you read. There is no such thing as "probate taxes". Perhaps you are concerned...

Seeking answer for O-1 work paymemt question! Thank you?

I don't think you will have a problem as long as you report all your income on your tax return. Since you are not exempt from the substantial...

Can I sue my employer for not reporting my withholdings to the IRS by April?

Have you asked employer for a corrected W2? Can you prove the amounts your were paid were the amount of gross pay less tax withholding - such as...

1099C?

Your question is very confusing - a 1099 C for income from discharge of debt from 15 years ago - appears very strange, perhaps you are...

Can my ex file theft charges on me if I don't give him half of income tax return?

He can certainly file a complaint with the city or county DA, but I think it would be highly unlikely it would be accepted for prosecution, as...

Can I claim my non immigrant mother in law, who spent 6 plus month of 2018 in our home, as a dependent on our 2017 return?

It appears from your statement of facts that she may qualify as an Other Relative, per the tests shown below: Not a Qualifying Child: The...

What is the total percentage of my Social Security that can be garnished to repay tax and student loan debt?

The total limit is 15%, not 15% for each federally authorized creditor.

Will I be penalized with tax fraud if I am legally married, yet never lived with estranged spouse? I support all 3 children 100%

Based on what you have said, you qualify for head of household because you are "considered unmarried" - you did not reside with your husband at...