Generally if you are the beneficiary of a life insurance poicy the funds are nontaxable. You do need to pay taxes on any interest that you receive.
My divorce papers do not specify a time limit on claiming the children and he lives with me.
Yes, you should, if you contribute over 50% of his support. But in an abundance of caution, check with a tax professional
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That depends. You might have a claim for adverse possession if you have occupied it for 15 years. Paying taxes, in itself, does not bestow title upon you. I'm guessing that the property belonged to a family member. You may need to file probate to clear the title.
Last year Dhs took all of my tax return for back child support, if I claim my new child, I had with someone else that I am taking care of and living with, on my taxes, will Dhs take the money I should get for him/her along with the rest of my return?
Claiming an additional child will lower your taxes, and create greater refund, helping get more back support paid.
Not claiming means you pay more taxes. Best bet is to claim the child. Good Luck!
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By tribal casino, I mean a casino on tribal lands and run by a tribal corportation.
The general rule is none, however each tribe enters into a "compact" with the state and the details of that compact govern any monies paid to state coffers.
I received a call I returned and case #R7416 and claim of errors on my tax returns was all they would tell. No details
Contact a tax attorney that handles criminal matters. Do not delay.
You can always check the IRS website at http://www.irs.gov However, it can be difficult to navigate the complex rules or find the right document without guidance. You should consult with a certified public accountant (CPA) or an attorney who practices tax law.
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