Did you sign the MSA? If so, you obligated yourself to provide copies of your tax return to your ex-wife! Hire an attorney if you wish to amend...

I didn't file tax returns for my c corporation for six years. The state Franchise Tax Board demanded a return. Should I file all

Definitely file all back California tax returns as that will toll the statute of limitations. Do not wait for the FTB to demand them. Good Luck!

I did not file my taxes for the last 5 yrs. thought i don't need as my income was less than 2k ea. yr. And i want to be citizen

If your income was less than $2,000 per year over the last five years, you are correct that you did not have a tax return filing requirement for...

The general statute of limitations in California for assessment of unpaid taxes is four years from the date the return is required to be filed. I...

My mother sold her home years ago(not an issue?) She sold a piece of farmland while alive and paid capital gains on it.

Based on the facts that you have presented, I think the advice your Mother received from her ABB is correct for both federal and California income...

Am I liable for dead husband's tax lien?

I agree with the other attorneys that advocate that you contact a tax attorney to assist you with this lien. But, I would add that you should...

When calculating CA use tax do you add the shipping costs and customs duty before hand to get total value of the item?

I assume by the facts stated that you are aware that in rentals or leases of tangible personal property in California you must elect to pay tax on...

Is there a payment plan offered on a State Board of Equalization levy?

Yes; you should immediately contact the BOE Centralized Collections Department or person identified on the notice of levy and request a payment...

My husband has not paid taxes since 2006, what can we do?

You and your husband should immediately seek out a CPA or accountant to file tax returns for all open years. In your case, that will be from 2006...

Utilizing capital gain carry forward.

The answer is "no" based on the facts as stated. But, I would strongly suggest that you talk to a CPA or tax attorney for other ideas.