Tax Lawyer
Practice Areas: Tax, Tax Fraud & Tax Evasion
Your first resource is to try to force the employer to comply on the W-2 and issue a corrected document. If the employer refuses, you can report...
Yes. If you paid mortgage interest in 2014 prior to the sale, that amount is still deductible on the 2014 tax return.
If the kids are under 19 (under 24 if they are full-time students), US citizens, if you provided at least half of their support, if you are the...
Since you were not single in 2012, your only choices were to file Married Filing Jointly or Married Filing Separate. However, you cannot file...
TurboTax is certainly legal, and while its effectiveness can vary, many taxpayers enjoy using that program. There are hundreds of ways to...
From a tax perspective, you were the responsible party, and there is probably nothing you can do except make arrangements. However, based upon...
You are correct. EITC can only be claimed by the parent with whom the child lives for more than half of the year. Even if the child's father can...
1. Your husband cannot "claim" you since you were married. If you file on the same return, you must be married filing jointly. 2. Your only...
Without stating whether or not the employer is required to show it to you, I can state that the employer is required to keep your W-4 on file for...
Unfortunately, no. The IRS can and will keep your entire refund once again, up to the amount that you owe. In some cases, filing an extension...
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