Former husband submitted md income tax form with only his signature altho we filed jointly what happens

If your ex-husband signed your name to the joint State tax refund check without your knowledge or consent, he very likely committed a State tax...

What 5 questions should be asked during a 6649(b) penalty hearing with the IRS?

As Mr. Givner has indicated, Section 6694(b) imposes a draconian and often career-ending penalty. From what you have described, it appears that...

I was arrogantly told by an attorney based out of Tustin CA that no one goes to prison for tax fraud and tax evasion. T or F?

False. The judge pro tem does not know what he is talking about. I seriously doubt whether he has any tax or criminal tax experience. While it...

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As Mr. Givner has aptly noted, the Form 2848 is not valid unless it is signed by the taxpayer. Since the taxpayer died before he signed the Form...

Is my husband and mother inlaw commiting tax evasion

As the other attorneys have mentioned, it is quite likely that the distributions your husband is receiving as beneficiary of the testamentary trust...

You need to consult an expert on Oregon estate tax law in order to get a definitive opinion on this matter. However, I've excerpted below (and...

Will owing taxes affect me on renewing deffered action for childhood arrivals ?(DACA)

You should ask your employer to provide you with Corrected Form 1099 which lists your full name and your SSN. Although, I'm not an expert in...

Looking for an Attorney that has dealt with Wall and Associates.

I have not had any dealings with Wall & Associates but have learned from perusing the internet that it has had many complaints lodged against it. ...

I just realized that my work has been encouraging myself and other employees to commit tax fraud

Based upon the information that you have provided, it appears that your employer is reporting all of the tip income derived from your services (8%...

I need to know if a divorce decree means anything to the IRS for taxes?

As the other attorneys have mentioned, the IRS is not bound by your divorce decree's allocation of the tax liabilities solely to your husband. ...