What if my daughter's dad claimed her on his taxes?

Since you are the custodial parent he cannot claim her without a signed Form 8332 releasing the deduction from you to him. He will need to attach...

Due to alleged theft, my former employer's accountants filed taxes "on my behalf". Is this legal? How can I correct the errors?

You need to notify the IRS that you believe someone fraudulently filed tax returns using your name and that you did not authorize this or sign the...

1099 for deceased husband's credit cards

If the debt was his separate debt and the 1099's were sent under his social security number, then they are not your responsibility.

If you file an injured spouse form with a tax preparer, will the irs follow through and let your spouse keep a part of the refun

An injured spouse can make a claim to not have their portion of a joint tax return seized by the IRS because their spouse owes the IRS for back...

For an LLC who do I need to send 1099-MISC or other 1099 versions to?

For 2011 you need to send a 1099 to Service providers that you paid $600 or more.

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Can I check the Tax intercept hotline for my incarcerated spouse if I have power of attorney?

This will depend on what authority was granted to you under the power of attorney. If it grants you this power, then yes you can.

Taxes for a short sale

If you are filing a separate tax return and you were equally responsible for the debt, then yes you split the debt. The 1098 should have came in...

Can a father that has joint custody of his child and is paying almost $600.00 a month in child support is he allowed to claim hi

I agree with attorney Martello. First look to the divorce decree, and follow it. This is a court order. If it is silent, look to who has custody...

No federal taxes were taking out of my paychecks and I owe $3-7000, because my employer marked me exempt. Should I sue?

The tax is your responsibility whether they withheld the tax or not. Your paycheck was bigger as a result of not taking the taxes out. You should...

You need to file your own tax return and claim yourself. This will alert the IRS and when they question your ex he will lose the deduction and be...