Tax Attorney Long Island

recourse does the living next of kin have. They live in the home of the deceased (willed to her). The mailman had a certified letter from the IRS and she refused to sign for it stated that her mother was deceased. She is concerned that they may try to gain entry into the home. My question is this can the IRS come into the home for any reason and if so would they have to have a warrant. Who is responsible for the tax debt of the deceased/

If so, I’d greatly appreciate any feedback you could give me, as I’m considering hiring them.

I’m in a somewhat complex situation and I would appreciate any help.

Long story short: I graduated in May and have been working as a paralegal since June in the next town over from my home in PA. (I also still live with my parents, and am still a dependent) The attorney I work for does not take anything out of my paycheck, he simply agreed to pay me XXX amount each week (sometimes one every couple of weeks), and I have been keeping an excel sheet of this. I also have used my car at least 13x to go to court. But, I estimate that, by Dec 31, I will have made less than $4000 this year.

Also, until I graduated, I worked part time in the research office for my school. THEY, of course, took out necessary taxes, as I saw on my paycheck.

Am I allowed to deduct things like gas mileage from my taxes if I’ve been keeping tabs? If so, is it worth it to hire a tax consultant such as H&R block? Or should I just do federal and state taxes myself using Turbo Tax?

Is there any IRS or Tax problem to add someone on a tourist visa to add in your checking bank account?
I wanted to know if I can add my wife in my bank account while she is still in a tourist visa to USA?

I was told that there is an IRS power of attorney that is necessary to file taxes. If someone used a military special power of attorney to file my taxes, is it still legally valid or is it illegal.

i have custody over a 17 year old minor and gave temporary power of attorney to the people she is residing with, am i still able to carry her in our tax forms. please and thank you for any advice given

Are the on-line tax settlement operations ligit? Anyone have any experiences with them? Should he just go to a tax attorney? What are the options?

Are the on-line tax settlement operations ligit? Anyone have any experiences with them? Should he just go to a tax attorney? What are the options?

Someone else claimed their baby on their tax return

My brother has to file his taxes this year, but he is incarcerated. He said that because I have Power of Attorney over him, that it should be no problem why I could not file for him.

And who is reasonably priced or who will accept payments. Thank you!

The IRS says my friend owes a large chunk of money from 1991 (including interest and penalties). He isn’t so sure. Thanks in advance for your help everyone!