The IRS does not have a duty to approve any specific offer. Statistically speaking, the overwhelming majority of offers are rejected for various...

As a general rule of thumb, I usually use reasonableness as the guide. If you use your cell phone about 50% of the time each month, take 50% of...

So, you got a two-part question here. One deals with tax and the other family law. I do tax and bankruptcy, not family law, so I will forgo the...

First, verify that the debt was listed on your bankruptcy petition. Assuming the debt was written off in bankruptcy, you will want to amend your...

Well, I doubt the consultant's bank will notice or care if their payment is coming from you or the prospective client. So that explanation does not...

If your mother has a refund coming in 2019 or she had capital losses due to the sale of stock or other securities, her estate may be missing out on...

When you file as “married filing separately,” you separate your tax liability from your spouses. So, the IRS will not take your refund for his...

Generally, the answer is no; the IRS cannot seize a corporate bank account for personal tax debts. The IRS could levy your income, or if they...

The IRS has tie-breaker rules for these kinds of situations. While your post discusses stimulus payments, taking the children as dependents...

Generally, it is the responsibility for the executor of the estate to file the tax returns. So, if you are not the executor, you would not have the...