Can I deduct from my 1040 the interest and taxes from another mortgage owners contract if I am paying off the mortgage?

I would generally agree with my colleagues here based on IRS Publication 936, but a further reading of Treas. Reg. 1.163-1(b) specifically...

Who should I turn to, an attorney, the IRS, or labor dept.?

This is a huge problem that the IRS cannot police very easily. You are likely an employee based on the facts presented. This link has a summary...

Am i liable for something i signed underage

The contract is generally voidable up until you reach the age of majority, 18. However, if you did not void the contract when you turned 18, you...

As my colleague stated, you can request a 'payer transcript'. This will show all reported income for the tax year in question. If income is not...

I agree with my colleagues. Especially keep an eye out for the Form 4549. This will itemize your assessment, interest and penalties. Be sure to...

How can we be denied the adopion tax credit for a special needs adoption?

For starters, here is the IRS article regarding the Adoption Credit. http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc607.html This outlines the criteria of...

How many years do I need to keep records for federal business income tax?

IRS records supporting tax filings should be kept for the length of time the statute of limitations run. Furthermore, you should keep records for...

I have an IRS issue and thinking I need a tax attorney. Very small self-employed business, one person.

This issue can be resolved by first working with the Revenue Officer to get your expenses filed. This will lower your deficiency. If any taxes...

Can I file an injunction to stop the state of Washington from mis-spending tax dollars on items outlawed by the us constitution

Generally, taxpayers do not have standing to bring suit under the federal constitution on the argument that funds are being directed improperly. ...

Are you able to claim your child in ALL tax years if you are the primary parent and the non-custodial parent doesn't pay CS?

To supplement the information the above attorney provided, here is a link to the IRS website regarding "qualifying child"...