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I wish I could help, but this might be the wrong forum for you. You might want to call someone at the NAEA, or maybe even the IRS, and just ask...
Your issue would appear to be political rather than legal. A lawsuit is not the answer. Supporting like minded individuals for public office or...
Shoe them the divorce decree and proof that you have provided support for the children, namely through child support, although if you can show...
Not sure why you were told that. I think you will still get the credit.
No, the child's grandmother cannot claim him on her taxes and claiming the EIC would be fraudulent.
Normally I would say yes, he could possibly claim the amount that he is paying and you could do the same. I'm not entirely sure what we are...
If you provided more than 50% of his support, he made less than $4,000, and he lived with you all year and that didn't violate local law, then you...
Absolutely, file those returns. If the IRS does them for you, in addition to not giving you any dependents or itemized deductions you may be...
You are supposed to report all of your income. So, yes, you should report the income and the expenses associated with it, like the fees, cost of...
The IRS generally goes back six years as far as looking for missing returns. They can technically go back farther than that, but they have to jump...
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