Do international students working part time need to pay taxes?

I'm not an immigration attorney but I believe students on an F1 visa are very limited to the employment they can obtain. I believe you can only...

Can my employer which I've worked for since 2005 give me both a w-2 and a 1099?

No- once and employer makes a decision to pay you via form W2 you are an employee and all compensation is wages subject to W2 reporting.

How can I get tax returns of my husband from IRS when I know he is hiding money and showing fake returns in the Court ?

First of all you need to realize that your allegations can turn your husband into a convicted felon. Its hard to receive child support and spousal...

Where we should form llc?

Open the corporation in the state you are most likely to defend or bring a law suit. If you will be the managing member and live in CA - use a CA...

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REPORTING FRAUD TO IRS

See the following link: http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/How-Do-You-Report-Suspected-Tax-Fraud-Activity%3F But be careful - make sure you have...

If somebody this year received pay for work done in prior years what is the law regarding past taxes (inc social security taxes)

You are a cash basis taxpayer and thus your income is reportable in the year received. This is a highly unusual situation as there are labor laws...

When listing liabilities immediately before insolvency, the debt discharged is also included as part of the liability, correct?

The fair market value of your assets is compared to your total debt as of the moment of debt forgiveness. Under Code Section 108 you will not...

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If legal fees are directly tied to a particular years earnings can you modify that year’s tax returns?

Unfortunately your probably a cash basis taxpayer. Consequently, the legal fees would be deductible in the years paid. However, assuming the...

Basics... non resident alien only gets a $60,000 exemption for lifetime gifts of U.S. property. U.S. real estate subject to transfer taxes based...

How can I report someone who has set up a business to hide income?

See: http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/How-Do-You-Report-Suspected-Tax-Fraud-Activity%3F You might even receive up to 25% of what the government...