Am I liable for dead husband's tax lien?
Get with counsel to work through the issues. Unfortunately, your question requires more than this site has to offer. Good luck.
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Get with counsel to work through the issues. Unfortunately, your question requires more than this site has to offer. Good luck.
In addition to what my colleagues have indicated, you should also consider contacting the FBI - they are the national "police" for things like...
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You're in a tough spot. You'll need to convince the Comptroller that you were not involved in the business at all and that someone operated under...
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There are ways of carrying forward the loss you experience in the "sale" of the real estate but which one is required depends on a number of...
My colleague is correct - the statute of limitations doesn't start until you file the return. Good luck.
The agreement you signed (if any) when they prepared your taxes is the place to look as my colleague has already pointed out. I'm guessing the...
Simply write in a brief letter, the same information you've indicated here. This is not your issue, it's your soon-to-be ex husband's to deal with....
Yes you can. Tax liens are transferrable. And in this case, the tax lien has apparently matured to the point that you're entitled to principal and...