Can the IRS still collect on old taxes that were discharged within my Chapter 7 bankruptcy?

If you believe the tax debt for those years was actually discharged, you should call the IRS agent assigned to your case (or the phone number on...

Has the IRS stated that it failed to receive it? You could always try calling the IRS to check on the status. Additionally, how long has it been...

My father's living trust states he can use his trust assets he has dementia I m his DPOA. Can I access his t assets for him

There is a lot going on here. Just because your sister proclaims herself the trustee does not mean she actually is the trustee. The language of...

I think My sister took out a power of attorney on me years ago, using an unproven reason. I wish to REVoke it.

How did they get power of attorney over you without you agreeing to or signing anything? If this is the case then they are liable for fraud. It...

I am divorced and will be filing a single tax return this year and we have a carry forward refund due for both state and fed

Assuming that you were still married last year when the overpayment was made, it would be presumed community property and therefore equally split. ...

My wife has been out-of-state taking care of her ill mother. Does she file income taxes as a resident in both states?

Speaking from the California side, she is going to need to file a Form 540NR, as either a nonresident or part-year resident. She would be...

What is best way to delay IRS Levy?

The fact that it has reached the point where an intent to levy has been issued means you or the corporation have missed many opportunities to...

IS THERE ANY INHERITANCE TAX FOR THOSE THAT DIED FEBRUARY 2010?

The debts of your friend should have been paid using the assets from his or her estate. The IRS debt will not go away simply because the person...

Why don't Attorneys ALWAYS keep a duplicate original of a Last Will if they know that a copy is not going to hold up in court?

It makes more sense for the testator to have the original will instead of an attorney who may move to a different jurisdiction or pass away. The...

As the Executor of an Estate, I found that the decedants irresponsibility was far more extensive than I originally thought.

Generally the IRS will not abate interest. As for the penalties, the IRS will abate penalties for IRS error or delay, incorrect written advice...