So if I don't file taxes for 3 years and file this year, if I got anything back it would pay back my back taxes correct?

The IRS could issue a CP63 or similar document stating they are "holding" the refund until the back taxes are filed.

Can an Offer in Compromise be filed after lots of discussions (by mail) with the IRS about a 1099C & an insolvency worksheet?

All of these concerns are true. It's hard for a taxpayer to meander through the maze of IRS procedures and understand what to do. The amount at...

Six siblings own land in Michigan, two have not paid taxes in years, four want to sell: can we sell without consent of the 2.

Even without the numerous obstacles outlined beautifully by Mr. Sartz, if the IRS has a lien against property of any of the "non-taxpayers", the...

Tax companies like Tax Masters" advertise special licenses and relations with IRS - can I accomplish same as an individual?

Anyone who offers you a "free" consultation is likely to try to sell you a product, being puffed up as a "special license" with the IRS. The IRS is...

Can my father n law claim his kids for taxes if they don't. Live with him

As far as filing charges, she really just needs a state court order regarding the children so that the past is rectified and the future secure....

They probably are insolvent since the lender wrote it off & there will be no problem. But, if not, the IRS will treat each 1099C as true. They...

INFORMAL MARRIAGE AND TAX

The party alleging the existence of a common law marriage has the burden of proof. It is unlikely (but possible) that the IRS is going to make the...

How would I file as MFS if my husband doesn't want to provide me his SSN?

She could call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 if she's willing to wait on hold forever . . .

Regarding tax

As mentioned, it depends on what claim you are making. If it's for the Schedule A deduction, then those rules apply. If it's for the business...

Should I File Back Taxes?

Filing returns is a requirement. Since you say you do not have any of the documents from past years, you should call the IRS at 1-800-829-4357 and...