Can a person contest their parents will in court?

You grandparents can cut your mother out of their respective wills. Upon either grandparent's death, your mother could contest the validity of the...

As a personal representative can I file tax returns from 2003 and 2004 for a recently deceased individual?

I agree with the first post, however I will add that you will not be able to receive a refund for the years in question. At most you can request...

Tax

If you cannot use the IRS website for the transcript (i.e., the IRS requests you to enter your adjusted gross income for a particular year and you...

Taxes and child support are being garnished from my retirement check. What can I do to reduce some of the amounts?

It is possible that a substitute tax return was prepared for you and your retirement is being garnished because you owe a larger tax than you...

I received 5000. dollars when my mom passed. I just received a letter from the IRS saying I owe 485. dollars. I'm on disability.

If you agree you owe the $485 in tax, you can set up a payment plan with the IRS (known as an "installment agreement"). You can set it up over the...

Answering your questions depends on what the grant was for. In other words, was it a scholarship to attend a degree-granting post-high school...

Should I file back tax returns for my deceased mom?

You are not individually responsible for your mother's tax debts. Since her only asset was the car, it is conceivable that the IRS would...

Taxes taken out of my paychecks for the year. I was laid off and found out employer never filed my taxes to IRS or unemployment

This post addresses your question’s tax issues. If your employer withheld employment taxes (i.e., Medicare and social security taxes (“FICA...

I didn't file for 2 yrs, I've been unemployed, IRS taxed me previous years on my IRA, due to Fidelity issuing a wrong code.

While the IRS said you have not filed a tax return, that does not necessarily mean you have to file one. The question of whether you must file a...

Do I have to split the tax bill with him 50/50?

It's possible the IRS can take collection actions against you for the entire debt. Why? By signing a joint return, both spouses are agreeing to be...