The first thing I would advise is to have your return prepared by a good CPA if you have not already done so. Make sure you use a good CPA and not a national chain. They may find some deductions that you were not aware you could take. After that if you still have a large balance due, contact a... View More

I advise you to contact a good tax attorney to discuss your options. Stay away from the places you see advertised on TV. There is not really any help we can offer online.

If you owe the IRS a debt that they are collecting on they should be able to provide you with an account transcript. Since they are saying they do not have a record of the debt, ask NC what the debt is for and ask for proof that it is owed.

Most personal items are not seized when a home is auctioned by the IRS. I strongly recommend that your father contact a tax attorney to see if there is any way to save his home. Just stay away from the places you see advertised on tv.

I suggest that she call the Taxpayer Advocate in her area. She can look up the number at the following link

https://www.irs.gov/advocate/local-taxpayer-advocate

They will help her submit the correct paperwork. If that does not work she can try a low income taxpayer clinic in her... View More

I am attaching a link to the IRS publication that addresses this issue. I recommend that you have an accountant prepare your return this year. If you cannot afford it, you may be eligible for help from VITA.

https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p503.pdf

If you find that you are unable to file for bankruptcy there may be other ways of taking care of your tax debt. Call an experienced tax attorney. Most of us offer a free consultation. Just stay away from the places you see advertised on TV. If it has been close to 10 years since you were audited... View More

Go to the Connecticut Judicial Branch website. Under the Public tab you will see forms. Do a search for the forms that you need. If you cannot find the form you need you can try calling the courthouse. Some of the Court Clerks are more helpful than others. Try calling them and see if they can... View More

This is a very complex issue that cannot be fully addressed in this format. Call a good tax attorney directly. Most of us offer a free consultation.

No levy action should take place until the IRS reopens. Once they reopen you can call and try and have a new installment agreement set up.

Before doing anything you need to speak with a good tax attorney. Stay away from the places you see advertised on TV. Most of us offer a free consultation. If you were required to file tax returns and did not, you need to get compliant. You do not want to do this without talking to someone... View More

Any good tax attorney should be able to advise you as to the best way to resolve your liability. You have a few options available to you. Stay away from the places you see advertised on tv. Because this is a federal tax issue you can contact a tax attorney anywhere in the country for help. Most... View More

When you set up a corporation you have to pay yourself at least the average rate for your job in your area. So no it is likely that everything you make would need to be paid as income.

When you file married filing jointly as far as the IRS is concerned you are both liable. Even if you have a divorce decree that says differntly the IRS does not have to abide by the divorce agreement.

You may be eligible for innocent spouse relief, however, this can be difficult to get... View More

It is not retroactive so you will still owe the penalty. Did you look into whether you were exempt?

Not if you are in agreement with the results of your audit. I recommend hiring a good tax attorney unless you are sure you can provide everything the IRS is requesting with ease.

File an amended return. The IRS does not criminally prosecute for honest mistakes. They are looking for cases of fraud or tax evasion. If you file and amend your return, you can request a one-time penalty abatement if you end up owing. It is a one-time abatement so I would not use it for a... View More

Your human resources department will be sent a formula to follow to determine what they can take. You are usually left with a small amount. Without more information I cannot tell you what you will be left with after the levy. Frequently a tax attorney can set up an installment agreement that... View More

I am not clear on your question. If you are asking if HR Block has to pay you the refund that they told your mother she was going to get, from what I am familiar with from some of my clients, that is not included in the audit coverage. You would need to read what they gave you to be sure.... View More

If the other garnishment is for federal taxes then you may be eligible to have the amount reduced or have the garnishment stopped completely. It is impossible to tell without doing a financial analysis. Most of us offer a free consultation and can let you know your options.

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