Correcting tax filing after divorce

Maybe. Note that the Form 1040X on page 1, in the section labled, "Amended return filing status" states that "You cannot change your filing status...

Loved on passed away and left their retirement, 401k, to the adult children. Do they have to pay taxes on that?

You will need a tax practitioner as this is complicated. First, recognize that the plans will be included in the estate tax return which the...

It is March 7th and I still have not recieved any 1099's from my mortgage company, what can I do?

See IRS.gov Topic 154 - Form W-2 and Form 1099–R (What to Do if Incorrect or Not Received) File a Form 4852 (PDF), Substitute for Form W-2 or Form...

Federal Tax Return - Married Filing Single

I agree that there is no such thing as married filing single. However, there is a married filing SEPARATELY. It is the worst of all the statuses....

In a property "tax sale" situation, involving a running redemption time soon to expire; where the property owner ---

You must find a local attorney. Generally, the summons only has to be sent to the last known correct address, so "Unsuccessful" might still...

Section 1022: Death of Mother 9/18/2010. House remained in her name until Sale 4/2011.

I agree with the above answer. There are many tax articles written about what could, should or can't be done with the basis allocation, and I...

Going crazy trying to figure this out

I believe under certain circumstances a donee can file a gift tax return to give the IRS notice of the gift. Note that it is not on behalf of the...

You should look into whether this is equvalent to a refund claim. Filing the return might be considered as a refund claim, or you can filea form...

Ditto on the prior answers. On the entities, the default classification on a single member LLC is a disregarded entity, so income and expenses...

Hiring someone as Employee/Contractor out of the US...

If you go to irs.gov and search employee vs independent contractor, you will get more than enough factors to consider. You can argue either way and...