No, the IRS does not have the legal power to take such action.
yes it is
It is legal to claim others on your tax return as your dependants, but only if they are in fact your dependants as defined by the IRS regulations.
The IRS does not communicate via e-mail for tax related purposes. Overdue taxes can still be filed by contacting the IRS via telephone. It is highly recommended that you take a day off from work to do this because not filing taxes at all will cause the IRS to pursue legal actions.
You will probably want to call a Law Firm Office instead of going directly to the IRS. If you do it that way, you provide a "middle man" who will use the legal termonology to get you out of debt. If you communicate directly with the IRS, they might find loopholes to charge you more.
If you think you have a good case, seek out a tax attorney to represent you. You will need legal counsel since the IRS has their own team to back up their claim.
yes, in al 50 states, just ask the IRS...after you are legal.
That sounds quite illegal to me.
The department that acts as a court attorney for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is the Office of Chief Counsel. This office provides legal advice, representation, and support to the IRS in various legal matters, including tax disputes and litigation. Their attorneys represent the IRS in court cases involving tax liabilities, enforcement actions, and other legal issues related to tax law. Additionally, they assist in the interpretation and application of tax regulations and policies.
An inheritance is reported to the IRS. Federal bankruptcy officers (judges, trustees) have the legal power to access the person's tax records through the IRS AIS system.
The IRS recognizes common law marriages that are legal and recognized in the state where the parties formed the common law marriage. You can read more information on the topic at the related question link provided below.
Yes, it is illegal to deny receiving cash or gifts to the IRS. This could be considered tax evasion or fraud if the cash or gifts were not reported as income on your tax return. It's important to report all sources of income to the IRS to avoid penalties or legal consequences.