My ex husband works overseas and nets 13,000 per month in cash. He claims only a fraction of that income on his tax returns.
He sounds like a bad man. Christopher Larson Insight Law
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He sounds like a bad man. Christopher Larson Insight Law
If he has not adopted the child, he cannot claim a child that is not his unless he does so by filing jointly with you. You can claim your own child...
The gift is non-taxable. If you only had an invoice and had not been paid yet, this is likely not a taxable event unless you own a business entity...
You are not being treated as an employee and must file a Schedule C, take your deductions there, and pay employment taxes. You must be an employee...
As Attorney Leahy points out, this depends more on your tax liability than your income. You will have deductions, and withholding. If you ended up...
Yes. You can claim your daughter as a "Qualifying Relative" provided she made less than about 5k for the year. You can claim your grandchild as a...
This will partly depend on how your husband filed. If he filed you both under a joint return, the IRS isn't going to let you go back and file...
As you say, you need to file your taxes and claim them if this was not proper. Did the children live with him for more than half of the year in any...
This isn't a tax issue, but a family law issue. I will move it to the proper category. Christopher Larson Insight Law
You probably can, but the only place you could legally enforce the right is in court. They will often give you a refund, but to keep on the good...