My daughter has been incarcerated. I have power of attorney. I need to cash her tax refund check . Is this possible

Has her return already been filed? If not, you could just designate your bank account for direct deposit and there will be no check to cash. If the...

1099-MISC has a grossly incorrect amount. And my previous employers are not responding to correct it. How do I file?

Hello, First: It's not a good idea to refer to someone who gave you a 1099-MISC as your "employer," especially since it's likely you will be...

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How to make sure the tax consultant misuse my personal info and what action can I take on him?

File form 14157 with the IRS explaining the situation.

Is it true my kids father has the right to claim the kids on his taxes even though i have residential custody of them

If you are divorced this should have been addressed in your settlement agreement. If it was not, then you must use the IRS worksheet for claiming a...

If you file your state and federal tax returns using the status "head of household," and it later is determined that you don't meet the...

My Question is related to tax law and IRS related to EITC (Earned Income Tax Credit)

You file the four page form 8867. At the bottom of page 3 it tells you that you have to retain the due diligence documents for three years from one...

During the divorce process if the husband files taxes as married and with a kid, does the wife has rights on the taxes refund??

You need more info before anyone can really help you. Have you seen the tax return? If not, how do you know his filing status? If you believe that...

Can you sue an employer for not paying his tax liability therfore prohibiting my refund from being processed

I'm guessing that your employer failed to withhold state income taxes for you, so there is no money in their account to refund to you. This leads...

How should taxes be filed in times of a divorce?

To answer this question, some details are required. "In times of a divorce" is vague. The first question is are the two of you still living...

You can pretty much sue anyone as long as it's not frivolous. However, in your case, you should prepare and file IRS form 14157, "Complaint: Tax...