• April 27, 2015
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The IRS tax filing requirements can be very complicated, and Dallas Fort Worth attorney Nick Nemeth often sees clients who have ended up in a dispute with the IRS. The tax code is so complicated that it can be difficult for someone to even determine whether they need to file a tax return for 2014 or not. In some cases it would be beneficial to file a tax return for 2014 even if you have no legal requirement to do so, in order to get a refund and take advantage of certain tax credits. The Law Offices of Nick Nemeth focuses solely on tax issues, and they offer the following tips for taxpayers when it comes to filing tax returns for 2014:

• The general rules for filing a tax return for 2014 cover a number of different areas and factors. Your age, filing status, and even the amount of income that you earned in 2014 will be used to determine whether you have a legal requirement to file a 2014 tax return. If you are self employed, if you qualify as someone else’s dependent, or in certain other situations then you may also be required to file a tax return for 2014.
• If you are eligible for the new premium tax credit for health insurance then you should file a tax return for 2014 even if you owe no taxes. This will allow you to get the credit. Form 1095A Health Insurance Marketplace Statement should be received by the end of February if you need one to file your 2014 tax return.
• According to attorney Nick Nemeth you may also want to file a tax return for 2014 if your employer withheld any federal income tax from your checks in 2014, or if you made any estimated tax payments towards any tax liability for 2014. If you overpaid last year and chose to have your overpayment applied to your 2014 taxes then it would also probably be in your best interest to file even if you have no legal obligation to do so.
• If you had an income of less than $52,427 for 2014 then you may be eligible for the Earned Income Tax Credit, and possibly a tax refund as a result. The 2014 EITC Assistant Tool found at www.irs.gov can help you determine whether you qualify for this credit. If you do then you must file a tax return for 2014 in order to claim it.
• If you are an eligible student then you could qualify for a tax credit that could be worth up to $2,500. This credit is allowed for any taxpayer who is involved in up to 4 years of their post secondary education. Eligible students will be enrolled for at least half time for a minimum of one semester, and this credit can be taken even if you owe no federal taxes.

According to tax lawyer Nick Nemeth there are also other times when you should or must file a tax return for 2014 as well.

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Susan WilsonSusan Wilson
03:27 25 Jan 23
I have been very pleased with the solid counsel and guidance that Nick Nemeth has provided me regarding my tax issue. I found him to be honest and straightforward which I appreciated. I was impressed with his relevant experience and knowledge . He has definitely brought me peace of mind during a difficult and stressful time.
Sarah HowardSarah Howard
03:44 14 Nov 22
I would like to thank Mr. Nick and his staff for the superb help that I received from them. My IRS problem was resolved quickly and efficiently. It took 2 visits to convince me that I was over my head. I thought that I could call the IRS, appeal my tax notices and settle on a payment plan on my own. After many phone calls to the IRS, waiting sometimes more than 4 hours with no resolution to speak of, it proved to be extremely difficult and stressful. Revisiting Mr. Nick was a huge wake up call. My account was reviewed, and a payment plan was established with the IRS within a week. I will be forever grateful to the staff who worked on my case and especially to Lorna who listened to me vent while going through this painful process.
M WM W
00:33 07 Aug 22
I cannot say enough good things about Nick and his team. When I first met with Nick he was up front, honest, friendly and efficient. When I worked with one of his attorneys, Eric B, I was just as pleased. All of the staff there are nice and very helpful. I wish I hadn't waited so long to get help with my issue. Over 6yrs I tried getting through and getting anywhere with the IRS and hardly made any progress. I know this may not be the case for all, and even I thought it would take longer than it did, but 3mos and they had my situation straightened out. I still can't believe it. Thank you thank you THANK YOU for all that you did for me. This is a huge burden gone out of my life now thanks to you. If anyone needs help out there, I know you may not want to shell out more money to get their help but it may just save you in the long run.
Spoilly GirlSpoilly Girl
23:49 03 Aug 22
The Nemeth Law team is exceptional. They treat their clients like a family member who is in crisis. They want you to get the best possible outcome. I really appreciate everything that they did for me. Jake and Ashley had the greatest role in my case and it all turned out for the best for me. Thank you Nick and team for easing my fears and getting me through the long process. I'm truly grateful.
Eddie WaltEddie Walt
19:44 12 Jul 22
During a time in which competent, professional service at a fair price seems to have disappeared, Mr. Nemeth and his team are a refreshing breath of fresh air.From my first phone call to the final settlement of our case with a non-responsive IRS, they under-promised, over-delivered and were in constant courteous contact to make sure we knew exactly what was happening and where we stood.I hope to never need their services again, but, should I receive another friendly letter from the IRS...I know who to call!
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