If you owe an additional tax after you file an amended return, you should pay the tax as soon as possible to limit any interest or penalty charges. If you cannot pay the tax at the time you file your return, you may have to pay interest and a failure to pay penalties.

However, if you will... View More

Name Change: First you must notify the Social Security Administration of your married name. A difference between the name shown on your tax return and the SSA records can cause problems in the processing of your return and may delay your refund.

Filing Status: You can amend your 2013 tax... View More

You can claim relocation cost as a deduction on your federal tax return if you meet the following test:

1) Your move is closely related to the start of new work

2) You meet the distance test

3You meet the time test

I have included an IRS link outlining each test:... View More

Assuming that you are talking about a lien and not a levy, it is highly unlikely the the IRS will take your home.

Below is a very clear definition of lien vs levy provided on the its website:

"A lien secures the government’s interest in your property when you don’t pay your... View More

If the non-profit doesn't purchase it in arm's length deal, it may jeopardize its tax exempt status. Because, unpleasant allegations may be made against both you you. If the equipment is worth $15,000, then obtain a formal appraisal for it. Consult a local tax attorney.

In Michigan, "if the amount of past-due support (arrearages) reaches a certain level (threshold), both federal and state tax refunds can be intercepted to pay support.

The past-due threshold for state tax refund offset is $150. The federal past-due threshold is $150 for cases that... View More

Are you referring to real or personal property. One way to exempt yourself from taxes is to apply for tax exempt status as a 501(c) organization. This can be a complicated process, so I would encourage you to speak with a tax professional if this is an option for your.

Yes. In Michigan, you must file a return if you owe tax, are due a refund, your adjusted gross income is more than your exemption, or you file a federal return. If her taxable pension is around 20k then it probably exceeds her AGI. Therefore she is required to file a return. If she is required to... View More

I'm sorry, I do not completely understand your question. But for your reference, I have included a link to the IRS website which provides criteria for claiming someone as a dependent.

Please refer to: Publication 501 http://www.irs.gov/publications/p501/ar02.html

The court records are public record and the IRS may have access to it. I would file all non-filed returns as soon as possible. Good luck.

You can file delinquent tax returns anytime. Keep in mind that the 2011 and 2012 tax years must be filed on separate returns.

The IRS has the authority to keep your tax refund to offset certain debts (i.e. unpaid federal tax liabilities, and past due debts owed to other federal agencies). If spouses file a joint return, and only one spouse owes an obligation described previously, the IRS will generally take the entire... View More

If you fail to file a federal return, the IRS may have filed a substitute return for you. However, this return will not include any additional exemptions or expenses you may be entitled to causing you to have a higher tax liability.

Have you received any notices from the IRS regarding a... View More

The tax lien will attach to any real property that the person attempts to sell. Federal tax liens are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. If you have a tax lien, you should consult with a tax attorney to review your different options which would include an offer in compromise or an installment... View More