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I agree with those saying that your chances for qualifying for an Offer in Compromise are slim if you can afford to pay the $300 per month. To...
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The Offer in Compromise may be right for you, especially if you only make $1,074 per month, but I agree with the others that recommend that the IRS...
If you are not receiving any income (money, housing, nothing at all), then there won't be any income tax liability.
As far as IRS contact, I would order a transcript for 2013, which you can do online at their website (It's pretty easy, takes about a week to...
Generally you need reasonable cause to get the IRS to agree to a penalty abatement, but the IRS is good about removing penalties on a one time...
Do you owe the IRS? If so, then no, you likely won't see that refund. If not, the IRS should send you the refund unless they hear from the...
If you owe the IRS, they will keep your refund. If you owe a state for back taxes, they will keep your refund. If you owe one of them, the other...
Just to expand a little on what the others have said and to specifically address your last question: Yes, if you received income, you can and...
If you provided support for your grandchild for over six months while living with you, then yes, you can claim the child as your dependent. So, it...
Are you asking whether he can claim the mortgage interest deduction? He cannot claim it if he didn't pay it and didn't own the house. So, once...
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