Husband authorized me in writing to sign our joint 2012tax return on his behalf. Should we file an amended return to correct it

Just leave it alone. He gave you his consent to file the Joint return and you re just fine with that consent. Many taxpayer spouses sign for...

What to do about my tax debt?

First, take a look at copies of your tax returns. Since you did not mention that IRS audited you, your returns are the source of your liabilities....

Tax impact on selling offshore property?

Yes. U.S. citizens are required to pay tax on their world wide income. The fact you do not purchase a home in the same year as the sale occurs is...

I am inquiring if there is a formal contract I can fill out so my son can claim mortgage interest deduction.

Unfortunately, there is no standard form contract nor any IRS form that gives you the safe harbor you seek. However, there are many sticks in the...

Want to take my parent's name off the deed, is there any tax repercussions?

Currently, you and your parents are the legal owners of the property . If they desire to make a gift of their interest to you, they may do so with...

If you were not married, he can't file a joint return. Your husband's forgery of your name on a joint return for years you were not married is...

REPORTING FRAUD TO IRS

IRS Form 211, Application For Award for Original Information, is the proper form and it should be available at www.irs.gov then click forms.

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Tax Attorney Fee Dispute and Tax Deductions

Tax deductions are matters of legislative grace. Internal Revenue Code Section 212 (3) specifically provides for a deduction for expenses paid in...

If I have reported someone for committing fraud how long will it be before I hear something about it?

Assuming you executed the proper Application for Reward, Treas. Form 211, IRS has no time period whatsoever to respond to you, if IRS responds at all.

Is this IRS/ or Tax Fraud?

Without knowing what information was on the tax return, it impossible to determine if IRS could claim tax fraud. In tax evasion cases, IRS has a...