IRS offered to "concede the case" in Tax Court. What happens next?
They are either conceding or they are not. If they are not agreeing to your position, they are not conceding. If they are conceding to some issues...
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They are either conceding or they are not. If they are not agreeing to your position, they are not conceding. If they are conceding to some issues...
Well, if you made less than roughly $4,000, you might not have a choice because it is possible you can be claimed as a "qualifying relative" under...
I agree with the previous attorney. A Wage and Income Transcript, which you can order from the IRS, will show all W-2s and 1099s received by the...
Does the daughter live with him more days than you. If not, you would need to provide a valid Form 8332 for HIM to take it. If he does have your...
It sounds like you might still be married until the divorce is final, but it is a question of state law. But here is the bonus. Section 7703(b)...
If the return was filed in the last three years, you can order a "Record of Account." This will show everything a return does. However, they are...
This is a little tricky because the agreement mandates it. Until that agreement is no longer effective, you must follow it. A family law attorney...
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It sounds like the 1040NR and the Schedule C would be proper. It is always better to file than it is to not file. But keep in mind, it doesn't...
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It sounds like there will be a lot going on here. You would never want to take advice on something like this from an attorney on Avvo. If somebody...
Generally, you become eligible to count days in the country at the beginning of the 6th calendar year. If you were in the country more than 183...