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Recent Answers from WILLIAM D MCCONNAUGHY

2009-11-17 Back taxes -- options?:

You should get a certified copy of your tax return from IRS and utilize it to properly prepare your delinquent state tax return. Once that delinquent return is filed the state will make adjustments to

2009-07-29 tax lien:

If your final invoice to your client is not being paid by them to you because they received a Notice of Levy from the IRS, then they will have to remit your funds to the IRS as required by law up to the

2009-07-22 Lost Tax Return:

You are going to need to provide proof of mailing the tax return, such as a certified mail receipt. Without proof IRS is not going to accept your explanation. Also, note that your 2004 tax return

2009-06-23 irs lien and innocent spouse:

You will not need to file for innocent spouse relief because IRS has not (apparently) assessed the tax liability against you too. You are not what they would call a "responsible person" for the unpaid

2009-06-13 Record Retention:

For tax purposes you must keep your records a minimum of at least three years. Plus, for those assets whose tax life extends beyond three years, you must keep records pertaining to these assets for the