In 2002 the IRS file a substitute tax return for me at the highiest power. I made $22888 that tax period and was taxed 13,987.

If your return is correct and/or the IRS does not contest such, the IRS is required to refund what you paid in the last few years. I have seen the...

If the IRS concedes a case in Tax Court, does the decision become res judicata?

Once the Tax Court approves the decision documents agreed to by the IRS and the Taxpayer, they are almost always final. It is unlikely that the...

Do I need a Tax Attorney for this situation?

It is a good idea for you to have a Tax Attorney take a look at your case to see whose calculations are correct. Given your income, you may be...

IRS offered to "concede the case" in Tax Court. What happens next?

The IRS follows its own requirements on what it will agree to in decision documents. You should speak with tax attorney to see what can be done in...

Do i have to give my husband his taxes?

Once you receive the refund, this becomes a family law issue. You should re-post your question in that section.

Do I have to pay back taxes when the error was due to errors from my tax preparer? Not once, but twice! (2006 & 2008)

The taxes are your responsibility. You would have had to pay them originally had your preparer correctly filed the first time.

Who is responible for payment to the IRS when it is the payer's error/mistake?

You are dealing with two separate disputes. The first is between you and the IRS, and you are ultimately responsible to pay the tax, interest, and...

I got married in July, 2011. Normally I file my taxes as Single. can I continue to do so?

You generally file based on your status on December 31.

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My husbands secretary did not pay payroll taxes and tore up IRS notices. IRS gave 433A to complete but I am not part of company

The IRS is seeking to determine who is the responsible person (or people) responsible for not paying the IRS debt, so it can assess the Trust Fund...

How do I get the IRS to quit bugging me about a tax liability when my ex makes more money than I do.

It depends on your situation. First, what does it say in your divorce decree? If it puts the tax liability on him, you should hire a divorce...