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The Internal Revenue Service uses a special set of “tiebreaker” rules to determine which parent has the right to cla ...

Taxpayers who cannot meet the IRS filing deadline for their federal tax return can file for an extension that will[…] ...

When determining a Chapter 13 payment plan, the debtor’s income, cost-of-living expenses, total debts, types of debts, ...

The tax code is confusing, and it is easy to make careless errors that could be considered negligence on the[…] ...

Making mistakes when filing a 2020 federal income tax return can put taxpayers in deep water with the IRS. Filing[…] ...

Medical bills, separation of divorce, mismanagement of debt, and unexpected expenses from job loss or catastrophe are th ...

The tax law gives the IRS three years from the date of a filed return to perform an audit. However,[…] ...

Taxpayers who file income taxes as self-employed individuals, sole proprietors, partners, or S-corporation shareholders ...

Falling behind on mortgage payments can trigger foreclosure proceedings even when consumers are under the protection of ...

Recent tax law changes have caused countless people to make mistakes that could trigger an audit. Changes in the tax[… ...

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