Can an employer claim the incorrect exemptions once you filed a W4 form?

They may have read the 2 as a 7. It is difficult to tell where the miscommunication occurred.

What can we do to correct the false 1099 with the IRS and report the crook that sent them?

You have no control over what other people file. You have no obligation to claim income you never received. Get a CPA to help you. If you know your...

I would in some way find a way to save my money without the irs interupting this payment

I am not following here. If you have an Offer in Compromise with the IRS, you simply have to pay them the Offer Amount, which does not have...

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If you have that level of means, you should sit down with somebody that can guide you in the formation of an entity. For Doctors and Lawyers, they...

Do I need to report a monetary gift from my parents to the IRS?

Generally no. It is on the person gifting to report it, if reporting is required. This is because it goes against the Unified Credit of the person...

My question is: should I just come clean to the IRS, let them know what I did? and if so. what issues can this bring me?

I would pay the taxes and call it a lesson learned. Your entire argument for getting out of the taxes is that you let somebody knowingly use your...

I was audited for 2013, they didn't find anything. Now they want to do 2014. When can I say enough is enough?

They can open any year in the last three while the audit is happening and they often do. If they go back beyond three years, you do have a basis to...

DOES HE HAVE A RIGHT TO CLAIM THAT DEDUCTION? IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN DO?

If there is no court order, such as a divorce decree stating this, they will go to the parent that had them more days of the year. There are more...

1099-A After Foreclosure. ..What can I do?

The taxable form will be the 1099-C most likely. This is the one that will have the discharged debt income. You will need to file a Form 982 to see...

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What should I do about this 1098?

You must use it in the tax year it corresponds to. If you have already filed for the year in question, you do this by filing an amended return.