How much trouble am I in for not filing my taxes for the past 3 years?

Your best approach is simply to get the taxes filed. The sooner you do the sooner the statute of limitations begins and the less penalties and...

Since 2010, I am US resident with $15000 annual taxable income . If I gift $95,000 to my son, how much tax I have to pay ?

Mr. Buck's provided good advice. You may want to just give him a call as you'll get a much more precise answer if the dialog can be 2-way. Good...

I just got my social security number, what excuse I can say to my employer. I don't want to lose the job

Strongly agree with Mr. Lee here - be honest. Good luck.

If I am self-employed how am I supposed to file my taxes?

My colleague is correct - Schedule C of your 1040 and quarterly estimated tax payments. However, you may also want to consider using a LLC for your...

I have 941 taxes owed on a soon to be dissolved S-corp. I cannot afford to pay the amount they say I owe, what can I do?

941-Trust Fund Taxes are an area the IRS takes very seriously and in all likelihood, they may try to pursue you personally. There are exceptions...

Did an oic in 2010. Didn't get a return that year (expected) we did get a return the next year but got a letter demanding it

If you owe funds to the IRS for back taxes, you're wise to put something in place to get them paid. Whether or not you return a refund check is up...

What forms do an independent contractor have to fill out while filing taxes? And how do I file them myself?

Self employed individuals report their income on Schedule C of the personal tax return. Expenses related to the business are also reported on that...

How can I file my income taxes after my wife took all the credits?

If the divorce is not final and there is no separation agreement or divorce decree then you both have the right to claim whatever deductions there...

Tax refund+ change married filing jointly to single

No, unfortunately not. If the IRS has already paid the money then they won't pay it again until/unless the original amount is returned. Your issue...

You'll be summonsed when they actually file suit - and it's possible this was tough talk from a bill collector trying to intimidate you with the...