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What recourse do I have against my bonded bookeeper who made mistakes in past income taxes

Henry's answer | Answered on April 08, 2012

Attorney Harrington offers sound advise and gives you an excellent referral.

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Married Filling Seperately....

Henry's answer | Answered on April 08, 2012

If you are married your choices are Married Filing Separately or Married Filing Jointly. If she is not a U.S. Citizen she does not have to file a...

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In Tax Court, does the petitioner have the right to have the issues raised in his petition adjudicated?

Henry's answer | Answered on March 21, 2012

Attorney Larson is experienced in these matters and I suggest you take him up on his offer to consult with you. Tax Court is a complicated process...

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In a Tax Court decision what does "not sustained" mean?

Henry's answer | Answered on March 21, 2012

The whole decision must be read by an experienced tax attorney to determine what you have. There are just not enough facts here to determine what...

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My soon-to-be ex husband filed married filing separately without my knowledge, and in doing so claimed 100% of our property tax.

Henry's answer | Answered on March 21, 2012

You are in the the middle of a divorce. Your divorce attorney should address this issue in the property division.

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Is this fraud

Henry's answer | Answered on March 21, 2012

Can't tell from the facts presented. This could be totally legitimate.

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I owe 2006 income tax in NY. Now live in Florida. Do I need to pay?

Henry's answer | Answered on March 21, 2012

Follow the advise of Attorney Larson and Harrington. Do not blow them off -- they will continue to pursue you and it will just get worse.

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If I transfer half my house to my daughter, would she be able to retain Prop 13 in California when I die?

Henry's answer | Answered on March 21, 2012

Yes, there is an unlimited exemption for transfers between a parent and a child of a principal residence for prop 13 purposes. However, I agree...

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My ex husband owes arreas for child support. I don't think he's paying taxes. What can I do?

Henry's answer | Answered on March 21, 2012

You are not helping your situation by reporting him to the IRS. If they audit him, he could owe more taxes and have even less to pay you. You...

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Can a creditor deduct from your taxes without knowledge of a judgement and does it also make a difference in what state you live

Henry's answer | Answered on March 21, 2012

As indicated by Attorney Larson and Harrington, more facts are necessary here to even respond to your question. They type of creditor is...

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