What do I do if my ex-husband and I owe the IRS federal taxes for 2015. We are supposed to split 50/50, can I sue him for the 50

As far as the IRS is concerned if you filed a joint return then you are both responsible for the outstanding liability so the IRS sees it as one...

Can I do my taxes alone,

When you are legally married you have 2 filing options: Married Filing Joint (MFJ) and Married Filing Separate(MFS). When you file MFS you need to...

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What can be done if a nonresident alien, requesting for I TIN keeps being rejected by IRS?

Due to the multiple facts presented here it is difficult to sort through them in this forum. Your best option is to consult with a local attorney...

Can I make someone pay for breaking my phone?

You can ask the person to pay the repair cost, or if you have insurance that will cover the repair cost you can ask the person if they will...

What to do to write a hardship letter and how much you charge for help.

I agree with the other two answers. There is not enough information to properly advise you and using your own, honest words is usually the best...

Do I have to allow my ex to claim children on his taxes for 2016?

The rules for claiming children are very specific. You can read the rules in IRS publication 17:...

Can taxes be accessed for 4 years previous without providing some evidence or supporting documentation?

Generally there is a presumption that the IRS and State taxing authorities are correct. You will have to produce documentation to prove your...

The Internal Revenue Code requires all worldwide income to be reported. So, yes, the IRS can charge penalties and interest on unreported income. If...

How does 50-50 custody effect both SSDI and taxes together?

The information you have provided appears incomplete. It sounds like you want to know if you can continue to claim a dependent exemption on your...

Who owns property once it is sold at the tax sale?

When someone purchases a tax lien certificate the purchaser is now the tax collector instead of the city/county/municipality. According to SC law...