Follow up question about IRS wage garnishment.

In order to have the garnishment removed or modified the IRS will require that you demonstrate that the wage garnishment is causing a financial...

An LLC may apply for an receive tax exempt status, but the vast majority of nonprofits are corporations. Of course, form of business is just one...

If you are hit with a large penalty / bill from EDD, what are some options, and what happens if you can't pay?

You definitely need to speak with a tax attorney based on the dollar amount. I obviously don't have all the facts, but if the liability was...

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This is an easy one. Call a tax attorney immediately. The IRS agent will only work with you as long as you can meet each of her demands for...

Can I file head of household in a duplex if owner files single

Unless you have a more significant relationship than Landland/Tenant, then the duplex owner shouldn't be involved in your filing status decision. ...

Can my employer use an old tax levy order to garnish my wages?

If the order is in effect then your employer is required to follow it. My guess is that your employer is doing the correct thing by withholding...

How to abandon a California corp. We are still in business and need to file last years taxes

I have linked to the Franchise Tax Board's instructions below. To summarize, you must: 1. File all required business tax returns including...

I want to file "married but filing separately" but husband hasn't filed for nine years.

Attorney LaSota is absolutely correct. H&R Block's website, or any other tax filing website for that matter, is not adequately designed to handle...

I notified that my state income tax return is being audited--I don't have receipts for all my deductions do I need an lawyer?

Attorney Perez is correct in stating that you need a tax attorney. I would add that prior to meeting with a tax attorney to discuss your case...

State of California, Tax board does not answer to a formal request to answer questions.......

Attorney James is absolutely correct. It is difficult to successfully sue the state and usually not the simplest or cheapest way to resolve your...