DIVORCE: Who produces discovery tax forms that were filed jointly?

The discovery rules will depend on the court and jurisdiction. But common sense should prevail here. If you don't have something and you can't get...

Foreign citizen living Outside US, tax on salary

The W-8BEN form is used to certify that you are a foreign person not subject to US withholding or subject to a lower tax rate as the result of a...

Non profit organization

Sure, you can have multiple nonprofit organizations that benefit the same person. But as the other answers mentioned, you cannot set up a nonprofit...

Does my husband have to pay me half the distribution/capital gain on funds we reported on our taxes even though he bought funds

This sounds more like a marital property question which would be determined under state law, rather than federal tax law. Generally, reporting...

Do we have to pay US taxes to execute a Canadian estate?

The residency of the executor does not determine whether the deceased needs to pay US estate taxes. It is the residency and citizenship of the...

If I am married but my husband is on SSI and I pay all bills is it legal to file a tax return as Head Of House hold?

No, a spouse cannot be a qualified dependent. Your only options are to file as married, either jointly or separately. But if your husband is on...

When you receive a settlement in a sex discrimination case, is the attorneys percentage or legal fees tax deductible?

The general rule is that attorney fees are considered a personal expense and therefore not tax deductible. This is especially true in a civil suit...

Buy out settlement from alimony. How much money can he pay me before I have to pay taxes on it?

It will likely be all included or all excluded as income. The tax code is very specific on what constitutes alimony that is included as income. The...

IRS tax question re: 26 U.S. Code 1221 Capital Asset Defined.

1221 works by excluding property. In the case of this subsection, it excludes letters and memos that were prepared by or for the taxpayer. So...

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If my church refuses to recognize same-sex marriage, can we lose our 501(c)(3) status and become taxed like a company is taxed?

No, That's not going to happen. There are still nonprofit churches that preach against "race mixing" and exclude different races without fear of...