IRS Offer in Compromise. In 2013 I received a letter from the IRS saying I owed back taxes for 2 years (2009/2010).

The IRS tries to consider all of the facts and circumstances surrounding your OIC. That being said, they try to be as pragmatic and number driven...

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Who can claim a child on their taxes when the parents aren't together.

The IRS has provided a pretty useful website outlining who can claim a child as a dependent (including the head of household status). Please visit...

Dependent Tax Question

If you would like to see the IRS' criteria for claiming a dependent you can go to http://www.irs.gov/uac/A-%E2%80%9CQualifying-Child%E2%80%9D In...

Can the IRS ever force me to pay taxes assessed on my ex-partner?

Your question is a bit confusing, are the taxes against your partner or your S corp? Assuming you are concerned about taxes relating to the S-corp,...

I need some legal research done, i need to find out how much a certin company in WI paid in sales tax during the last year.

A lawyer may be able to assist you with this information but an attorney on a free message board is unable to get this type of information for you....

Can I remove my spouse from my health insurance if I let her know I'm doing so?

I would highly recommend reaching out to an attorney on this matter. It sounds as though you are on the road to a divorce and actions like this may...

As you can see from the previous answers the true time frame is completely up in the air. How long an Offer-in-Compromise takes to fully process...

If I create an SCorp today, can that be applied to all earnings for this year? Or only earnings from this date forward?

If I understand your question it seems you want to file as an S Corp. today and have that election be carried back to all of 2014. If this is the...

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During the OIC process, will the IRS ask to 'refresh' the 433a and bank statements at time of consideration?

I agree with Ron. I would also add the IRS may come back and ask for additional clarifying information if they are uncertain about your financial...

Can a Non-Custodial parent claim a child on their federal income taxes, if the child lived with them more than 50% of the time ?

I must agree with Robert. This issue should have been determined at the time of divorce. If both of you claim the dependent the IRS will use their...