I owe premarital taxes. Will a postnuptual agreement protect my spouse's wages & assets from garnishment by the IRS? - CA

The taxes that you owe prior to marriage are not the responsibility of your spouse. If you keep your assets separate after marriage the government...

My previous employer wrote out my paycheck on a business check and did not take out taxes. How does this affect my taxes?

It is not clear whether he took out the taxes and just did not give you the detail or did not take out the taxes. Either way, you need to discuss...

What I need to do so i can withdrawl from an LLP in Vermont? we did not have a partnertship agreement

A written agreement is not necessary to have a partnership, although it is highly advised to have an agreement. This is a situation where you...

Do I include state information when filling out a 1099?

Boxes 16-18, and Copies 1 and 2, are provided for your convenience only and need not be completed for the IRS. Use the state information boxes to...

How can we help our son fight the IRS over a 1099 data key error (the IRS fault not his)?

This is an unfortunate situation. You need to get on it quickly and get it resolved. Sending the IRS the correct 1099 should have fixed the...

My attorney has a tax lien by the IRS against him and it is preventing me from being paid my settlement.

Part of these funds are obviously trust fund money that does not belong to your attorney and cannot be used to pay his debt with the IRS. Your...

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Non-resident tax return

Amend your return for 2010 filing the correct tax form. Next, file the correct tax form for 2011. Use a tax professional to file the form for you...

If I'm already being garnished can they take my tax return?

The creditor can levy on your account once it is deposited.

How many years can you claim the unearned income credit on your taxes?

No, there is no specific time limit on how many times you can take the earned income credit (not unearned). If you qualify for the credit each...

I agree with attorney Larson, this is not a matter where you file charges. That is up to the IRS to decide. If you qualify for the deduction then...