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Talk with a Tax Attorney Talk with a Tax AttorneyWhether you file the simple 1040EZ or a complex 1040 and a raft of schedules, making a mistake on your tax form could lead to big tax trouble. Something as simple as a math error or unsigned form could invite…
October 09, 2020
On his tax return for 2011, Michael Muniz deducted $45,000 as alimony paid to his ex-wife. The IRS subsequently audited Muniz’ tax return and disallowed the deduction, finding that the payment did not qualify as deductible alimony. Muniz filed suit…
November 16, 2016
In a recent Tax Court case, the Court ruled in favor of the IRS and denied the taxpayer’s wife’s claim for equitable innocent spouse relief. The taxpayer and her ex-husband filed tax returns listing unpaid liability that was not paid…
January 06, 2015
In a recent Tax Court case, the Court held that a non-custodial parent was not entitled to claim a dependency exemption deduction for the child on their tax return because the custodial-parent had not signed the final judgment relinquishing her…
November 13, 2014
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