A reader wonders if the current situation means he can renegotiate to settle his IRS and state back taxes.
Just because your spouse decides to scam the IRS, it doesn’t excuse you from filing.
A reader wants to know how to set income tax withholding on a new job to avoid a tax bill in April.
A reader wants to know if there’s any silver lining to taking a loss on a real estate investment.
The IRS wants to charge a retiree for moving his IRA CD, but he may be able to avoid getting taxed.
Filing form 1040X may get you your refund, but don’t expect a fast turnaround.
The simple answer is no, but it’s never simple with the IRS.
A reader’s wife has left him, but they’re still married. Yet she just filed her own taxes.
The answer has more to do with your job than your expenses.
A reader never did her S-Corp filing. How much pain is she facing?
A reader’s brother is counting on the fact it’ll take a few years.
A reader worries that her side business will face huge tax problems.
A reader’s simple question has no simple answer.
A reader plans to do just that, but he wants tax advice first. He’ll get more than he bargained for.
A reader has a fellowship and is looking for ways to pay for it.