In my experience, the only way to renew a driver's license with a hold from the Maryland Comptroller's Office is to enter a payment plan (or pay...

Can someone get in trouble for living one place but using different place for tax purposes and can person they are living with t

It depends, but probably not. When people are young (late teens/twenties), it's common to move around every year or two and keep the parents'...

Can the IRS collect Monies owed to the state (EDD)

The IRS and EDD generally don't collect each other's debts, so it is likely that you have unresolved issues with both agencies. My guess is that...

I herd you could pay somebodys back taxes and the town or city has to pay you back with interest

It's true. In some states, you're able to pay a tax lien filed against property and recover the interest/penalties paid by the property owner. If...

I owe the IRS $50,000 and the state of California $17,000 can you help me with an offer and compromise?

Use the "Find A Lawyer" function on AVVO to find a tax attorney near you. There are many, many companies that handle Offer in Compromise...

What is the percentage of taxes from income that I would have to pay as a US citizen living in Israel.

This question is too fact-specific to be answered in a general information setting. Depending on the source of your income, you might be eligible...

I have filed two bankruptcy's since the date the state of California says I did not pay taxes. Can they not accept the bankrupt

The Franchise Tax Board probably has a record of either (1) income filed on a 1099 in California or (2) a license held in California, and the FTB...

I learned the person doing my taxes hasn't been filing them is anyway I can get penalty abatement

Depending on the facts of your specific case, you might be eligible for penalty abatement. Many penalties can be defended by proving reasonable...

I am giving away large amounts of money, is it true you can give up to 14000.00 without IRS involvement?

Yes, this is the rule for 2013. In 2012, the limit/exclusion was $13,000. You can give up to $14,000 per recipient without filing a gift tax...

What is the purpose of W-4

Under Internal Revenue Code § 7703(a), if you get married on December 31, 2012, you were married for the entire year for tax purposes. They only...