My sister-in-law owns land with me and she owes the IRS over 10,000.00 can we sell the Land? ?

If there is a federal tax lien on the property, a Lien Discharge application and necessary documentation will need to be submitted to sell the...

Where do I mail form 8379 after I filed my taxes electronically and I live in Brooklyn ny 11204?

You will need to mail it to the IRS Center for the area where you live - mailing address should be on the tax return instructions, or you can check...

You need to contact the bank and find out the date on the Order to Withhold (the bank levy from the FTB) because the bank has a limited number of...

What part of wrongful death settlements are taxable?

Generally, a settlement for personal physical injury, including wrongful death, is not taxable, absent some exceptions such as taxing itemized...

California is a community property state. Therefore, absent a martial agreement, income and assets are joint, as are liabilities. If a joint return...

Do i (custodial parent) need my daughters fathers(non custodian) social security # in order to revoke him to claim my daughter?

You do not need his permission to revoke since you are the custodial parent. He needs permission from you to claim her, Form 8332. You will...

Can i loose my tax refund due to only owing 500$ in child support and i make regular payments and have been for over a year

In regards to the tax issue portion of the question, if your arrears have been submitted to the Federal Tax Offset Refund program, then the state...

If IRS garnishes my social security can they also garnish from my alimony?

If you are receiving the money directly from your ex and depositing it in your bank account, the IRS can levy your bank account and reach those...

I am wondering what to do if I think my w4 form was possibly filed incorrectly by my employer?

Form W-4 is not filed with the IRS; therefore to obtain a copy you would have to go directly to the employer, who should keep such records for at...

Can I sue my exhusband for paying all OUR debts to the IRS through my refunds? ?

Because it is a joint liability, both you and your ex are liable for the tax due (jointly and separately liable) and are legally obligated to pay...